Hunter Bond
AI Cloud Platform Engineer - FinTech - £80,000-£120,000 + Bonus

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Job title: AI Cloud Platform Engineer
Client: FinTech
Salary: £80,000-£120,000 + Bonus
Location: London
Skills: AI, Azure, Foundry, Snowflake, AWS, GCP, Terraform
The role:
My client is looking for an individual to sit between their Front Office AI and Infrastructure teams, to deliver AI expertise to the broader business.
You will understand the AI needs of the business and work to implement these with the Infrastructure team.
The team is pivotal in enabling the use of AI within the organisation, working closely with stakeholders in various teams.
You will be responsible for accelerating public cloud-based AI maturity.
Experience required:
- Cloud Engineering – Azure / AWS / GCP
- Deep hands-on experience across landing zones, identity, networking, security, governance, and connectivity
- Working knowledge of GCP and Vertex AI / Gemini
- AI Operations and Integration
- Experience running AI services across the public cloud (Azure / AWS / GCP)
- AI knowledge around OpenAI, Anthropic, etc.
- Understanding of AI operational patterns such as API model access, availability, monitoring, and governance
- Cloud-based Networking and Hybrid Connectivity
- Utilising ExpressRoute / Direct Connect to facilitate hybrid cloud connectivity
- Good understanding of Cloud Network Security, privacy, endpoints, DNS integration, zero-trust
- Identity and Access Management
- Experience working with and implementing IAM (Entra ID, AWS IAM), RBAC, PAM, MFA, etc.
- Understanding of AI security limits and policies
- Infrastructure as Code (IaC) and Automation
- Strong experience with technologies such as Terraform / Bicep / CloudFormation, etc.
- Scripting / development experience utilising Python, Bash, or PowerShell to automate platform operations
- Governance and Costing
- Enforcing cloud governance frameworks and policies
- Managing cloud cost controls and optimising consumption of AI
- Working knowledge of AI security
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