Maxwell Bond
Platform Engineer

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Platform Engineer – Azure | HealthTech
Up to £90,000 | London | Hybrid – 2 days per week
About the Role
Want to work on cloud infrastructure that supports technology with a genuine impact on people's health?
This is an opportunity to join a growing HealthTech business that's continuing to invest in its engineering capability and the Azure platform behind its products.
They're hiring a Platform Engineer to sit at the intersection of Software Engineering and Infrastructure, taking real ownership of the cloud environment and helping engineers build, deploy and run software securely and reliably.
It's not a role where you'll simply inherit a finished platform and keep it running.
There's already strong Platform Engineering expertise in the business, but they want to build more depth into the team, reduce reliance on individual engineers and continue improving how their cloud infrastructure is designed and delivered.
What You'll Do
You'll work across the Azure platform, including:
- Building and maintaining Azure infrastructure using Terraform and Infrastructure as Code
- Developing and improving CI/CD pipelines
- Supporting the deployment of applications into production
- Working with Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) and containerised applications
- Improving cloud networking, security, resilience and observability
- Working with Entra ID and identity/access management
- Partnering closely with Software Engineers to make deployments simpler, safer and more reliable
- Helping shape platform standards, tooling and ways of working
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Your Background
You'll likely already be working as a Platform Engineer, DevOps Engineer or Cloud Engineer, with strong experience across:
- Microsoft Azure
- Terraform or similar Infrastructure as Code tooling
- CI/CD
- Cloud networking
- Deploying and supporting applications in production
Experience with Kubernetes/AKS would be particularly useful.


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Azure DevOps, Entra ID, cloud security, observability, cost optimisation or relevant Azure/Kubernetes certifications would all add value, but you don't need to tick every box.
More important is that you're comfortable taking ownership, solving problems and working closely with both Infrastructure and Software Engineering teams.
Why Consider It?
There's a combination here that isn't always easy to find in Platform Engineering roles: modern cloud technology, genuine technical influence and a product with a meaningful purpose.
You'll be helping shape the infrastructure behind technology designed to make a difference to people's health, while joining a business that's actively investing in its engineering capability.
Salary: Up to £90,000
Location: London
Hybrid: 2 days per week in the office
If you're an Azure-focused Platform or DevOps Engineer who wants more ownership and the chance to work on technology with a genuine real-world impact, apply to find out more.
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