Full-Time
Associate DevOps Engineer
Mobile Apps
Posted on 8/25/2025
Intertek
10,001+ employees
Global testing, inspection, and certification provider
No salary listed
Bozeman, MT, USA
In Person
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- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, MIS/IT, or equivalent experience.
- Working knowledge of Swift and iOS development; familiarity with MAUI and React Native/Expo.
- Experience with GitHub Actions or Xcode Cloud for CI/CD.
- Proficiency with observability and testing tools (Splunk, Firebase, OTel, TestRail, LambdaTest, Postman).
- Understanding of mobile CI/CD principles and DevOps/SRE culture.
- Strong problem-solving and debugging skills in mobile environments.
- Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, growth-oriented environment.
- Build, improve, and maintain mobile CI/CD pipelines from GitHub to App Store and Play Store delivery.
- Collaborate with mobile engineers to support performance debugging, crash analysis, and instrumentation.
- Implement monitoring, logging, and alerting with Splunk, Firebase, and OpenTelemetry-based RUM.
- Contribute code to mobile repositories to enhance reliability (logging, tracing, metrics).
- Co-own app deployment and store metadata processes to ensure high-quality releases.
- Support QA automation with tools like TestRail, LambdaTest, and Postman.
- Participate in incident response, root cause analysis, and postmortems for mobile outages.
- Monitor and support AWS infrastructure for system performance, scalability, and uptime.
- Automate cloud operations using Python, Node.js, PowerShell, or Bash.
- Contribute to backup, disaster recovery, and operational readiness practices.
- Participate in on-call rotations and production deployments.
- Experience with mobile performance tuning, Core Data, or ANR tracing.
- Hands-on with mobile security practices (SAST, pentesting, secure delivery).
- Background with AWS mobile integration services.
- Exposure to LLM/AI tools applied to engineering workflows.
- Passion for reliability engineering, scalability, and developer velocity.
Intertek provides assurance, inspection, product testing, and certification services to a wide range of industries around the world. It helps clients assess their products and commodities to ensure they meet quality, safety, and performance standards. With a global network of laboratories and facilities, Intertek offers Total Quality Assurance (TQA) across the entire product lifecycle—from research and development to manufacturing and distribution. Revenue comes from fees for testing, inspection, and certification. What sets Intertek apart is its broad, end-to-end service offering and extensive geographic reach, enabling comprehensive risk management, quality control, and supply-chain solutions across many sectors. Its goal is to help customers improve product quality and safety while mitigating risks across their operations and supply chains.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
1885
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Consumer Products division grew 6.2% revenue with 250bp margin expansion to 30.4% in 2025.
- Q1 2026 like-for-like revenue rose 5.4% to £838.5M, guiding mid-single-digit growth.
- QTEST acquisition expands ETL capabilities in high-growth Latin American markets.
What critics are saying
- EQT's $12.2B hostile bid forces sale or distracts management from operations now.
- World of Energy revenue fell 1.3% in 2025 from reduced client investments.
- CFO Colm Deasy departs April 10, 2026, disrupting strategy amid takeover pressure.
What makes Intertek unique
- Intertek leads as world's largest consumer goods tester with 1,000+ labs in 100 countries.
- Provides Total Quality Assurance via ATIC services across 25 industries globally.
- Holds 3.7% US market share in laboratory testing services as incumbent leader.
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Professional Development Budget
Wellness Program
Company News
Intertek Group has launched a strategic review to assess splitting into two specialist businesses — Intertek Testing & Assurance and Intertek Energy & Infrastructure — with any separation targeted for completion by mid-2027. Options under consideration include demerger, sale or alternative listings, though no final decision has been made. The announcement accompanied a strong first quarter, with like-for-like revenue growth of 5.4% and reported revenue of £838.5 million. Growth was driven by volume and pricing across divisions, with continued margin progression and strong free cash flow. CEO André Lacroix said the review reflects management's view that the company's generalist portfolio model "might be reaching its potential". The company reaffirmed full-year guidance of mid-single-digit like-for-like growth and plans capital expenditure of £150–160 million.
Analysts have trimmed Intertek Group's fair value estimate slightly, with the central price target moving from £53.46 to £52.66 per share. Individual targets range from £44.75 to £57.17, reflecting mixed sentiment across Buy, Neutral and Sector Perform ratings. Citi maintains a Buy rating with targets of £58.47 and £57.17, expressing confidence in Intertek's execution capabilities. However, RBC Capital cut its target to £44.75 with a Sector Perform rating, whilst JPMorgan's Neutral stance suggests limited near-term upside without fresh catalysts. The company announced Laura Crespi will replace Colm Deasy as Group CFO in April 2026, and has launched an expanded Digital Product Passport suite for sustainability compliance. The board proposes a final dividend of 107.7p per share.
Intertek promotes Laura Crespi to CFO as Colm Deasy moves to Vietnam. Thu, 26th Mar 2026 09:36 (Alliance News) - Intertek Group PLC on Thursday said Colm Deasy will step down from the board and as chief financial officer to move to an operational role in Asia Pacific, promoting internally to replace him. The London-based assurance, inspection, product testing and certification company said Deasy will become executive vice president for Asia Pacific, based in Vietnam, from April 10, and will cease to be an executive director and CFO on the same date. Intertek said it promoted Laura Crespi to group CFO from April 10. Crespi, currently regional CFO for Europe, Middle East and Africa, will join the board as an executive director and become a member of the group executive committee. Intertek Chief Executive Officer Andre Lacroix said: "I am delighted with these two organisational changes. Colm has been with the group for over 9 years and in that time has been an excellent contributor in both operational and finance roles with a strong track record of delivering quality growth on a consistent basis for all our stakeholders." Crespi joined Intertek in 2023, prior to which she was CFO for Global Nexis Solutions at business and professional information provider Relx PLC. Intertek shares were 0.8% lower at 3,692.00 pence each on Thursday morning in London. By Tom Budszus, Alliance News slot editor
Intertek has launched a comprehensive Digital Product Passport suite of services to help manufacturers, brands and retailers navigate regulatory requirements and sustainability reporting. The services support compliance with the EU's Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation, Battery Regulation and other sector-specific legislation. The offering includes advisory services for transparency, traceability and circular economy principles across product lifecycles. Intertek's solutions enable organisations to manage sustainability and compliance data through auditable processes whilst demonstrating verifiable performance to regulators and stakeholders. The launch responds to mounting pressure on companies to implement robust systems for sustainability reporting. Organisations can contact Intertek for readiness assessments or to discuss circular economy strategies as regulatory frameworks for product sustainability performance continue to evolve globally.
Travel caterer SSP appoints Andrew Martin as new chair of board. 13th Mar 2026 - 05:00 SSP Group, an operator of restaurants, bars, cafes and other food and beverage outlets in travel locations across 38 countries, has appointed Andrew Martin as chair of the board with effect from 1st June 2026. Martin succeeds Carolyn Bradley, who has served as interim chair since the AGM on 23rd January 2026. She will remain on the board as senior independent director. He has extensive experience across the global consumer, travel, hospitality and support services sectors. Martin is currently chair of Intertek Group plc, a FTSE 100 company, and is stepping down at the end of May 2026 after more than five years in his current role and ten years in total as a non-executive director. Previously Martin held board-level executive roles at Compass Group plc from 2004 to 2015, including group chief operating officer for Europe and Japan as well as group finance director. Commenting on his new role, Martin said: "The company operates in an attractive industry and has a strong business model with clear opportunities for value creation. I look forward to working with the board, Patrick and the broader leadership team to drive strong execution of the 'Focus26' agenda and to help shape strategy to deliver strengthened value for shareholders and other stakeholders."