Appvia
Principal Software Engineer - AWS | Kubernetes | Terraform

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The role: AWS Principal Platform Engineer - Kubernetes | Terraform | Multi-Cloud
Who: Appvia.io - Cloud, Platform & Software Engineering Consultancy
Contract: Permanent / Full-time
Salary: £90k to £120k basic + 10% bonus / 10% shares + excellent benefits
Location: London (hybrid working: approximately 1 day per week in office or on client site)
Before anything else: UK work eligibility is a necessity, as the role requires full UK SC security clearance. British Passport or ILR only, with a min. of 5 years in the UK
This isn't a hands-off architecture role; this isn't a people-manager title with a technical veneer. This is a senior technical leader who still gets their hands dirty; shaping cloud strategy with a client's CTO one day, working alongside the engineering team the next. If that's how you operate, read on.
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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You'll bring:
- Expert AWS platform engineering: designing, building and operating at scale in complex enterprise environments. Not just familiarity, genuine mastery
- Multi-cloud: AWS primary, Azure and GCP alongside it
- Terraform / IaC: you write the standards others follow, not the other way around
- Kubernetes / EKS: in-depth, hands-on, production-scale. You know it inside out
- CI/CD and DevOps: you set the bar across the team and across client engagements
- Enterprise client engagement: you've owned relationships, shaped strategy, and delivered outcomes at senior level in a consultancy environment
- Team leadership and mentoring: you grow engineers, not just manage them
- Pre-sales and bid work: you've contributed to proposals and you understand the commercial side of consultancy delivery


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Good to have:
- AWS Solutions Architect Professional
- AWS Advanced Networking Specialty
- CKA
- CKSS
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