Full-Time
DevOps/Platform Engineer
Met Group
1,001-5,000 employees
Integrated energy trader, gas storage
No salary listed
Madrid, Spain
Hybrid
Hybrid role requiring on-site presence in Madrid.
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- Proven experience as a DevOps, Platform or Cloud/Infrastructure Engineer building environments from the ground up on Azure.
- Strong hands-on infrastructure-as-code with Terraform or Bicep.
- Deep experience with Azure DevOps and/or GitHub Actions for CI/CD across multiple runtimes.
- Experience running containerised workloads (Azure Container Apps / AKS) and API gateways (Azure API Management).
- Experience implementing CIAM / customer identity (Entra External ID, Azure AD B2C, Auth0 or similar).
- Solid grounding in cloud security, secrets management, networking and cost management.
- Comfortable being the single owner of a greenfield platform, making pragmatic build-vs-buy calls with limited support.
- Professional written and spoken English is required. Spanish, Italian or French are considered as a plus
- Stand up and own the Azure landing zone: subscriptions, networking, identity, policy, cost controls and environment topology (dev, test, staging, production).
- Build everything as infrastructure-as-code (Terraform or Bicep) so every environment is reproducible, reviewed and version-controlled.
- Design and operate CI/CD pipelines in Azure DevOps / GitHub for backend, web and mobile, including automated testing and release gates.
- Set up and operate customer identity (CIAM) — Entra External ID or equivalent — covering sign-up/sign-in, consent, MFA and token flows, in partnership with the Principal and Security.
- Establish the mobile release pipeline: Expo EAS build and submit, Apple and Google developer accounts, code signing and over-the-air update channels.
- Provide the container platform (Azure Container Apps) and the API gateway (Azure API Management) in front of the canonical API, with secrets and key management.
- Provision managed SQL and data services, backups, and secure connectivity to the legacy platform and third-party providers.
- Stand up observability — logging, metrics, tracing, dashboards and alerting — and the incident and on-call foundations.
- Codify security and guardrails as policy and pipeline checks, so standards are enforced rather than advised.
- Enable the squads with golden-path templates, developer documentation and self-service — a paved road others can build on.
MET Group trades and wholesales natural gas across Europe, using a network that spans 30 national markets and 22 trading hubs, and it owns gas storage capacity including a 2 TWh operator to balance supply. Beyond gas, it is expanding into renewable energy such as solar and wind to diversify its assets. Its size and mix of trading, storage, and energy infrastructure differentiate it from peers that focus on a single area. Its goal is to support the clean energy transition by building a diversified portfolio that combines gas trading, storage, and renewable energy assets across Europe.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Debt Financing
Total Funding
$2.6B
Headquarters
Zug, Switzerland
Founded
2007
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- MET closed a €1.2 billion sales-and-trading facility, oversubscribed and expandable to €1.8 billion.
- MET's 2025 CAPEX to renewables and BESS reached 39%; 625 GWh generated.
- 2026 management changes and Shell cooperation support expansion into LNG, power, and flexibility assets.
What critics are saying
- Peter Magyar said on April 22, 2026 Hungary will investigate MET Group contracts.
- European gas prices and spreads drive trading profits; compression will hit 2026 earnings.
- A failed M&A cycle or policy backlash could squeeze MET's leverage and growth plan.
What makes Met Group unique
- MET Group spans gas trading, LNG, power, storage, and renewables across Europe.
- 2026 Shell MOU deepens MET's U.S. LNG access through 2033.
- MET's integrated model pairs trading liquidity with owned flexible assets like BESS and storage.
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6 month growth
↑ 14%1 year growth
↑ 14%2 year growth
↑ 14%MET Group closed a €1.2 billion credit facility for its sales and trading segment, with the financing transaction significantly oversubscribed. ING Bank coordinated the arrangement, whilst Coöperatieve Rabobank, Natixis CIB, and Société Générale served as lead bookrunners. High market demand allowed the company to expand the facility size by €100 million. The contract includes an option to raise the total limit to €1.8 billion. Japanese bank MUFG joined the syndicate as a new partner. According to MET, the transaction provides financial flexibility for the company's strategy and helps build its supply network around customer needs. Ankur Khera, MET Sales & Trading CFO, said the strong oversubscription reflects continued trust from banking partners and endorses the company's strategy and disciplined growth approach.
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MET Group, a European energy company based in Switzerland, has acquired 100% of KGE, a natural gas storage operator located in Gronau, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. This acquisition enhances MET Group's investment in natural gas infrastructure within Germany.
The MET Group acquired 100% of Comax France, entering the French electricity market. Comax, founded in 2003, operates a 170 MW thermal power plant and a 29 MW battery storage system, with plans for further battery projects. MET, present in 30 gas markets and 22 trading points, received a €53 million investment from Keppel Corporation in 2020. Majority-owned by Lakatos Benjámin, MET is 90% employee-owned, with Keppel holding 10%.
Swiss company MET Group, aiming to acquire Achemos Group, signed a €1.1 billion loan agreement to finance its sales and trading segment. The loan, coordinated by ING Bank and joined by Rabobank, Natixis CIB, Société Générale, and 13 other international banks, can be increased to €1.7 billion. This agreement supports MET's gas, LNG, and electricity trading operations. In 2023, MET Group's consolidated sales revenue was €24.5 billion.