Senior Data Engineer

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London Based (Wembley Area) - Hybrid - 2 days per week

£65,000 - £90,000 Basic Salary DOE

We have just partnered with an impressive leading UK and EU household name within white goods who are looking to add a talented Senior Platform Engineer to help shape and scale their cloud infrastructure. If you’re passionate about cutting edge tech, resilient systems, and purpose driven work, we want to hear from you.

Key Responsibilities

  • Build and maintain Azure infrastructure using Bicep or Terraform

  • Develop and optimise CI/CD pipelines in Azure DevOps (YAML)

  • Mentor junior engineers and support technical growth

  • Improve monitoring, alerting, and platform reliability

  • Champion automation, security, and best practices

  • Align infrastructure with technical and business goals

    Experience

  • Strong Azure experience, including Hub & Spoke networking

  • Proficiency in IaC (Bicep/Terraform) and Azure DevOps

  • Track record of building secure, scalable cloud platforms

  • Great communicator and team collaborator

  • Proactive, ownership-driven mindset

  • Bonus: Familiar with Node.js, TypeScript, or .NET

    Apply today for more details

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