Interesting in helping a scaling Fintech scale up their AWS offering?
• Role: Platform Engineer (AWS)
• Industry : Fintech
• Salary: £90,000 DOE
• Remote: Hybrid with travel to London office twice per month
• Benefits: Flexible hours, Collaborative culture, Training budget. Remote working
Ada Meher is working with growing Fintech in the search for a Software Engineer with a high degree of experience in Python, AWS, and tools such as Terraform/Docker/Kubernetes.
The Fintech provides a leading pay solution. You’d report to the Head of Engineering, leading several large and medium-scale projects in a team of 4. An ideal candidate will have 5+ years of experience, with previous experience in the Financial space would also be received fondly.
You can expect a salary of up to £90,000, 25 days holiday plus bank holidays, Shares, flexible working hours, remote working and more.
Role:
• Write clean, robust, and scalable code in Python
• Work with the AWS and AWS Serverless suite
• Secure SDLC CI/CD toolchain along with security gates and integrated quality
• Work with DevOps tools such as Docker, Kubernetes, and Terraform
• Guide and coach junior members of the team
What we love about this role:
The business has excellent retention and a strong background in progressing team members internally and is a well-respected player in the Fintech space.
Their team is made of several highly experienced and talented Engineers and your day-to-day work will have a direct impact on the business. You’ll join the business at a time when your input will help shape the future tech stack.
Essential:
• Demountable experience with AWS across a multitude of services (5+ years)
• Demonstrable experience with Python
• Demonstrable experience with Terraform, GitHub Actions, Docker, and Kubernetes
Benefits:
• Hybrid Remote Working
• Competitive salary
• 25 days holiday plus bank holidays
• Share Options
• Pension Scheme
• Private Medical Insurance/Life insurance
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