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Senior Platform Engineer

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Senior Platform Engineer - Fintech - London Hybrid
Salary - £110,000 - £130,000 + Bonus and Equity
A rapidly growing fintech is looking for a Senior Platform Engineer to join its expanding engineering team and help build the cloud platform underpinning a highly scalable financial product.
This isn't a role where you'll simply be looking after infrastructure that's already been built.
You'll work alongside experienced engineers on the architecture, automation and reliability of a modern Azure platform, helping make technical decisions that will shape how the environment scales as the business continues to grow.
What you'll be doing
- Designing, building and improving highly available cloud infrastructure within Azure
- Working extensively with Kubernetes and containerised workloads
- Building infrastructure through code using Terraform
- Improving CI/CD, deployment automation and developer experience
- Helping design resilient, scalable platform architecture for a growing production environment
- Working across networking, security, observability and cloud infrastructure
- Supporting engineering teams with the tooling and platforms they need to deploy software safely and quickly
- Taking genuine ownership of technical problems rather than simply working through tickets
- Contributing to architectural decisions and helping shape platform engineering standards as the team grows
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- Strong hands-on experience building production infrastructure in Azure
- Commercial experience with Kubernetes, ideally AKS
- Strong Infrastructure as Code experience with Terraform
- Good understanding of CI/CD and modern software delivery practices
- Experience working with highly available, distributed or event-driven systems
- Strong knowledge of cloud networking, security and observability
- Someone comfortable taking ownership of complex technical problems from design through to production
- A software engineering mindset towards infrastructure, automation and platform development


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Experience within fintech, financial services or another environment where reliability, security and scalability really matter would be particularly useful.
Why join?
You'll be joining a business at a stage where the platform is sophisticated enough to offer genuinely interesting engineering problems, but the team is still small enough for you to have a real influence over how things are built.
There is significant growth planned across the engineering organisation, giving you the opportunity to take on increasing technical ownership as the platform and team develop.
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