Lead Platform Engineer

Oho Group
Southend-on-Sea
11 months ago
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Lead Platform Engineer - London - Health/Bio-Tech Start-Up 

 Permanent + Hybrid + Tech-4-Good / Positive Impact

Are you ready to make a meaningful impact on healthcare? A pioneering, mission-driven company is seeking a talented Lead Platform Engineer to drive the development of next-gen healthcare products. This is a rare and exciting opportunity to work as a Lead Platform Engineer at the cutting edge of technology, human care, and computational biology -- all to create a smarter, more equitable health service for women.

What you would be doing  :

  • Lead the design, architecture, and development of a robust data platform
  • Collaborate with product, design, and analytics teams to enable integrations into the platform
  • Ensure high performance and reliability of platform tools and services
  • Mentor and inspire a team of engineers, fostering a culture of technical excellence
  • Manage infrastructure, information security and DevSecOps practices


What You’ll Bring  ‍ :

  • A degree from top UK universities in a relevant field (i.e. Computer Science, Maths, Physics, Data Science, etc.)
  • 5+ years of experience with platform engineering
  • Strong experience in cloud platforms (e.g. GCP, AWS, Azure)
  • Strong proficiency with Terraform and containerisation techniques like Docker and Kubernetes
  • Strong understanding of DevOps/DevSecOps principles (i.e. CI/CD, automated testing, and production monitoring)
  • Experience setting and enforcing security standards
  • Excellent communication skills
  • Passion for working with the latest technologies and driving impact


Why Join?
This company offers more than just a job; it’s a chance to make a profound difference in healthcare. You'll have the opportunity to work on meaningful projects in a collaborative and mission-focused environment, surrounded by passionate professionals dedicated to making healthcare accessible for all.

Apply today for immediate consideration!

Lead Platform Engineer - London - Health/Bio-Tech Start-Up

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