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Join a leading financial services client to design, build, and operate resilient, scalable Kubernetes platforms for mission-critical workloads. You'll deploy and manage on-prem and cloud clusters, implement infrastructure-as-code (Terraform, Ansible, Helm), and develop CI/CD pipelines for containerised applications. The role emphasizes observability (Prometheus, Grafana, ELK/EFK), security and compliance for low-latency trading and high-throughput data workloads, and mentoring engineers on containerisation best practices.
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A leading financial services client is undertaking a large-scale technology transformation, modernising its infrastructure platforms to support high-performance computing, low-latency trading systems, and cloud-native services. As a Kubernetes Engineer you will design, build, and operate container orchestration platforms to ensure resilience, scalability, and security of mission-critical workloads across global markets.
Key Responsibilities
Design, deploy, and manage Kubernetes clusters (on-prem and cloud) supporting high-availability workloads.
Implement infrastructure as code (IaC) for repeatable, automated cluster deployments (e.g., Terraform, Ansible, Helm).
Develop and manage CI/CD pipelines for containerised applications.
Ensure observability of the Kubernetes platform using monitoring, logging, and alerting tools (Prometheus, Grafana, ELK/EFK).
Optimise performance and scalability of container platforms to support low-latency trading and high-throughput data workloads.
Collaborate with networking and security teams to enforce strong security, RBAC, and compliance standards (including CIS benchmarks).
Support platform upgrades, patching, and lifecycle management with minimal service disruption.
Troubleshoot complex issues across infrastructure, networking, and applications running on Kubernetes.
Mentor engineers and promote best practices for containerisation and microservices adoption.






