DevOps Engineer AWS - FinTech
Client Server · London, England ·
Overview In this hands-on DevOps role, you will design and scale AWS-based infrastructure to support trading and market data products. You'll automate deployments, improve observability, and enforce security and governance across multi-environment environments.
You'll collaborate with software engineers to boost reliability, performance, and developer experience while driving cost optimisation and scalable platforms. This position offers hybrid London work arrangements and a clear path to shaping critical infra for a fast-growing tech-focused finance firm.
Pay / Benefits Salary up to 80k + bonus X3 weeks per year work anywhere 25 days holiday (30 with tenure) Pension 9% (company 5%, employee 4%) Healthcare for you and family Cycle to Work scheme Responsibilities Design, automate and optimise AWS environments across multiple environments Own cloud infrastructure end-to-end with IaC (Terraform) to build scalable, resilient platforms Manage ECS-based containerised workloads and enhance CI/CD pipelines Automate deployments, monitoring and logging to improve observability Apply best practices for cloud security, networking, IAM and access management Collaborate with software engineers to improve platform reliability and developer experience Support database infrastructure, internal tooling and operational automation Contribute to infrastructure governance, documentation and cost optimisation Ensure systems are secure, maintainable and scalable for growth Key requirements 2.1 or above from a top-tier university FinTech/financial services experience Strong AWS infrastructure experience Experience managing ECS-based container environments Hands-on with Terraform or similar IaC tools Experience building and maintaining CI/CD pipelines Understanding of cloud networking (VPCs, load balancing, security groups) and IAM/security principles Scripting/automation experience (Python or similar) Collaborative with good communication skills collaborative communication skills ambitious AWS ECS Terraform