Systems Engineer

Cubiq Recruitment
London
1 year ago
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Job Role:Systems Engineer

Location:Oxford / London (3 days a week on-site)


The Client:


We’re partnering with a highly funded AI research company, poised to build the largest and most advanced AI team in Europe in the coming years. There aren't many opportunities where you get to work on addressing the problems of tomorrow in a "don't be afraid to push boundaries and fail environment". Competing on a Deepmind-esque level, you'll be addressing some of humanity’s most pressing and enduring challenges, including next-generation drug discovery, combating climate change, the future of sustainable agriculture, and various other humanity-positive missions! By joining their team, you’ll have the opportunity to contribute to research that directly shapes a better, more sustainable future for humanity. You'll be joining at an early stage which means there are truly very few opportunities that can compete with this on a personal impact level!


The Role:


The Systems Engineer will be responsible for designing, implementing, and maintaining complex technical infrastructure, providing technical support, and contributing to technology initiatives. They are open to candidates from a mixture of backgrounds ranging from start-ups to big-tech. This is a pivotal hire, and they are searching for someone who will be amongst the first on the team and make a lasting impact.


This role requires strong technical expertise, analytical thinking, and collaborative skills.


Key Responsibilities:


  • Contribute to systems engineering team efforts and support cross-organisation infrastructure projects
  • Evaluate and recommend new technologies, tools, and methodologies to enhance system capabilities
  • Collaborate with cross-functional teams
  • Perform root cause analysis for system incidents and develop preventative strategies
  • Support compliance with security protocols and industry standards


Technical Skills:


  • Solid experience with cloud platforms (Oracle Cloud, AWS, Azure or Google Cloud)
  • Proficiency in infrastructure-as-code tools (Terraform, CloudFormation)
  • Experience with containerization and orchestration (Kubernetes, Docker)
  • Good understanding of network infrastructure and security principles
  • Strong software engineering skills


What’s on Offer:


  • Salary packages competitive with FAANG businesses
  • An opportunity to work on projects that will make a difference in the world, all projects are multi-decade programs that are orientated to improve society and people’s lives
  • A rare opportunity to take part in shaping the core systems team as it grows from the ground up
  • State-of-the-art resources, enabling you to push the boundaries of AI research and development quickly and ethically


If you have experience in the above and you're interested in this opportunity, please apply with your most up-to-date CV or get in touch with me on .


Keywords: Systems Engineer, Cloud Engineer, DevOps Engineer, Platform Engineer, Oracle Cloud, AWS, Azure, GCP, Python, Golang, Java, JavaScript, AI, Artificial Intelligence, MLOps, DevOps

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