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Lead Platform/DevOps Engineer Cloud Infrastructure (Quantitative / Financial Risk / Treasury)

London
$55 – $60/hr
Posted about 20 hours ago
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We are hiring Lead Platform/DevOps Engineer Cloud Infrastructure (Quantitative / Financial Risk / Treasury)

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Hybrid: 2-3 days in London Office

Job Description

Hands-on experience in platform/DevOps engineering within Financial Services or Treasury, with a proven track record of immediate, plug-and-play execution in enterprise environments.

  • Advanced Python development (FastAPI/REST APIs), container management on Red Hat OpenShift & AWS, declarative infrastructure provisioning (Terraform), and container orchestration (Helm)
  • Proven capability as a Dev Lead coordinating cross-functional projects across data teams, security engineers, QA, external AWS support, and production operations.
  • Hands-on ownership of API Gateway management (Tyk), HashiCorp Vault secrets integration, hybrid-cloud network routing (on-premises to AWS), and load balancers/ingress routes.
  • Production experience with AWS ML/Analytics services (SageMaker, Athena), automated PostgreSQL provisioning, and database migration tooling.
  • Practical understanding of Model Risk Management (MRM) practices in Banking/Treasury, specifically complying with PRA SS1/23 regulatory guidelines.

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  • DevOps
  • Enterprise OpenShift
  • AWS (Amazon Web Services)
  • Docker image creation
  • CaaS (Containers as a Service)
  • Kubernetes/Helm charts
  • Terraform
  • Python
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