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Software Engineer (C# / Python) – Platform & Observability Focus

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Software Engineer (C# / Python) – Platform & Observability Focus
Location: London (Hybrid) – Hub Model Type: Permanent
We’re looking for a Software Engineer with a strong platform engineering mindset, ideally with experience close to observability, shared tooling, or developer infrastructure.
This is a cross-platform engineering role focused on building shared engineering patterns, SDKs, and reusable libraries across multiple teams—not delivering single-product features.
Key Focus of the Role
- Build and maintain SDKs, libraries, and shared engineering components
- Develop cross-team platform solutions and engineering standards
- Contribute to observability tooling and instrumentation (OpenTelemetry exposure required)
- Improve engineering consistency through reusable patterns and automation
- Support distributed systems and backend engineering initiatives
- Work across C# and Python environments
- Collaborate with engineers to enhance reliability, telemetry, and system insight
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Requirements
- Strong Software Engineering background in C# and/or Python
- Experience building SDKs, libraries, or internal developer tooling
- Familiarity with observability concepts (OpenTelemetry, tracing, metrics, and logging)
- Experience working in distributed systems or platform-style environments
- Strong understanding of software design patterns and reusable architecture
- Comfortable working across multiple teams and systems


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Nice to Have
- Hands-on OpenTelemetry experience (beyond awareness)
- Experience with Kubernetes or cloud-native environments
- Exposure to DevOps, CI/CD, or automation tooling
- Background in platform engineering or SRE-style roles
Important Context
- Focus is on shared engineering infrastructure, not feature development
- Cross-platform role with a strong DevOps / backend engineering overlap
- Observability exposure is key—familiarity expected, but not necessarily prior expertise
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