Platform Engineer - DV cleared
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We’re looking for an experienced DV Cleared Platform Engineer to join a high-profile programme delivering cutting-edge AI capabilities for UK Defence. Working in partnership with the Ministry of Defence through our Managed Services team, you’ll play a key role in building and supporting the platforms that underpin one of the UK’s most significant AI initiatives.
You’ll be working with a modern, cloud-native technology stack, helping to design, deploy and maintain secure, scalable infrastructure in a highly collaborative engineering environment.
Technology Stack
- Python
- React
- MongoDB
- Palantir
- Kubernetes
- VMware
- AWS
- Azure
Requirements
- Active DV (Developed Vetting) clearance
- Strong experience as a Platform Engineer, DevOps Engineer or Infrastructure Engineer
- Hands-on experience with Kubernetes and containerised environments
- Experience with cloud platforms, including AWS and/or Azure
- Knowledge of VMware technologies
- Automation and scripting skills, ideally with Python
- Experience supporting secure, mission-critical environments
Benefits & conditions
- Opportunity to work on one of the UK’s most significant AI programmes within the defence sector
- Cutting-edge cloud and platform technologies
- Long-term programme with meaningful technical challenges
- Collaborative engineering environment supporting future defence capabilities
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