Senior AWS Platform Engineer - Active Security Clearance required

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10 months ago
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Senior AWS Platform Engineer - Active Security Clearance required

Company:Appvia

Type:Full-time

Location Type:Hybrid

Location:London, England, United Kingdom

Salary:Not disclosed

Description

As a Senior AWS Platform Engineer and Cloud Consultant at Appvia, you will play a crucial role in guiding our customers on their journey to cloud and DevOps maturity. Leveraging your expertise in cloud technologies and best practices, you will work closely with clients to architect, implement, and optimise solutions tailored to their unique needs. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams to drive innovation and deliver exceptional value to our customers.

About Us

At Appvia, were committed to helping our customers navigate their journey to Cloud and DevOps maturity. As a leading provider in the industry, we offer cutting-edge technologies and services to support our clients cloud adoption journey.

Our mission is to enable every company to deliver apps in the cloud. We dedicate ourselves to building a cloud infrastructure layer that allows platform engineering teams to manage, monitor and update with ease - at the same time, offering developers the flexibility to deploy their apps in the cloud without hassle. We are passionate about driving value to our clients and have a desire to make their organisation succeed.

Interview Process

  1. Initial conversation with our Talent Acquisition Manager
  2. Technical Interview with the Hiring Manager
  3. Leadership Final Interview

Important

You must hold active UK Security Clearance to be eligible for this role.

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