As Head of DevOps, you'll shape Eurowag's engineering platform strategy and define how software is built, delivered, and operated across the company. Leading our DevOps Enablement function, you'll drive standards, tooling, release engineering, and our adoption of AI-enabled development, empowering 50+ teams and 200+ engineers to deliver faster, smarter, and at scale.

What You'll Bring:
Proven experience setting and executing a DevOps or platform engineering strategy at organisational scale, ideally across 100+ engineers or dozens of teams.
Experience driving standardisation initiatives — such as multi-cloud, hybrid, or open-standards adoption — across a large, established engineering organisation.
Deep, credible technical grounding in modern cloud platforms (e.g. Azure, AWS, or GCP), Infrastructure as Code, CI/CD, container orchestration, and observability.
Hands-on experience designing release train models and rolling out feature flagging / progressive delivery at scale.




Working knowledge of what makes software engineering organisations ready for agentic AI — source control discipline, CI/CD reliability, test trust, and engineering observability — and how to build these without slowing teams down.
A track record of driving standards and best practice adoption through influence and enablement across teams that do not report to you, not through top-down mandate alone.
Strong stakeholder management skills, able to operate credibly with the SVP of Technology, CTO/Enterprise Architecture, CISO/Security, and business stakeholders.
Experience building and leading platform, SRE, or DevOps teams, including hiring and developing senior technical talent.

What You'll Do:

DevOps & Platform Strategy
Own and continuously evolve Eurowag's multi-year DevOps and platform engineering strategy, in partnership with the SVP of Technology, Enterprise Architecture, and Security.
Define the target operating model for platform, enabling, and application teams, building on and evolving th

📌 Head of DevOps (Barcelona)
🏢 EUROWAG
📍 Barcelona