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Senior Platform Engineer - ID50645

Reading
£75k/yr
Posted about 20 hours ago
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Senior Platform Engineer

Berkshire | 1-2x/week onsite
Up to £75,000 + Benefits

This is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys getting underneath complex technical problems and working across the systems and infrastructure that keep modern services running.

Rather than being focused on one narrow area, you'll work across a varied technical environment, combining hands-on engineering, troubleshooting, automation and continuous improvement.

The Role

You'll join an established engineering team responsible for the reliability, performance and ongoing development of the company's core technology environment.

Your work will include a mixture of day-to-day engineering, project work and longer-term improvements.

Depending on the challenge, you could be:

  • Building, maintaining and improving production systems
  • Investigating complex performance or reliability issues
  • Working across physical, virtual and hosted infrastructure
  • Automating repetitive engineering and operational tasks
  • Troubleshooting connectivity and systems-level problems
  • Supporting infrastructure changes and technical projects
  • Improving internal engineering tools and processes
  • Identifying recurring issues and developing permanent solutions
  • Collaborating with engineers across different technical disciplines
  • Sharing knowledge and helping develop engineering capability within the team

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It's deliberately a broad role. You'll have the opportunity to understand how the wider environment fits together and take ownership of problems from investigation through to resolution.

What We're Looking For

You'll have a strong background in systems or infrastructure engineering within production environments.

Your experience is likely to include several of the following:

  • Linux or Unix-based systems
  • Infrastructure engineering
  • Server and virtualised environments
  • Scripting or automation
  • Networking fundamentals
  • Cloud or hosted infrastructure
  • Infrastructure tooling
  • Monitoring and troubleshooting
  • Supporting business-critical production environments

We're not looking for someone who can simply tick every technology off a checklist.

What's more important is your ability to understand complex systems, diagnose difficult problems and make good engineering decisions.

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This is an opportunity to join a growing business where strong infrastructure and systems engineering is still genuinely valued.

You'll have the autonomy to improve things rather than simply maintain them, while remaining hands-on with interesting technical challenges.

There's also plenty of variety. If you enjoy understanding how systems work beneath the surface, solving problems that don't always have an obvious answer and leaving an environment better than you found it, you'll have plenty to get involved with.

Interested? Apply for a confidential conversation and further details.

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We welcome applications from people of all backgrounds and are committed to an inclusive recruitment process. All applicants will be considered based on their skills, experience and suitability for the role, without discrimination on the basis of any protected characteristic.

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Skills

Linux
Unix
Infrastructure Engineering
Virtualization
Scripting
Automation
Networking
Cloud Infrastructure
Monitoring
Troubleshooting
Production Systems

Location

Reading, England, United Kingdom

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