Infrastructure Engineer, AWS

Join us as an Infrastructure Engineer

  • You’ll engineer infrastructure technology for public and private cloud environments, complying with security, resilience, sustainability, and operational requirements with observability and guardrails built in
  • You’ll also use automation to provide testing and a route to live for the product, working with customers to help them use our products appropriately through a users’ CI or CD pipeline
  • This is a chance to work with colleagues across the bank to share engineering best practices, allowing you to expand your network and gain exposure for you and your work
  • You’ll engineer infrastructure technology for public and private cloud environments, complying with security, resilience, sustainability, and operational requirements with observability and guardrails built in
  • You’ll also use automation to provide testing and a route to live for the product, working with customers to help them use our products appropriately through a users’ CI or CD pipeline
  • This is a chance to work with colleagues across the bank to share engineering best practices, allowing you to expand your network and gain exposure for you and your work

What you'll do

As an Infrastructure Engineer, you’ll contribute to and manage the selection, creation and maintenance of technologies required to meet the needs of our customers, strategic targets and architecture outcomes, along with developing products using modern engineering practices and tools.

We’ll look to you to collaborate with stakeholders to inform product roadmaps, detailing lifecycles of the technology from new products through to end of support and retirement. You’ll also support engineered products and respond to user feedback, new feature requests and resolve production issues wanted by the Product Owner.

Additionally, You’ll

  • Develop technical skills through continuous learning and development
  • Work within a team to design intuitive, self-service infrastructure products
  • Contribute to the delivery of infrastructure as code solutions
  • Work with users to help use our products and gain feedback
  • Provide operational support for pattern or product related issues
  • Generate innovative ideas and drive the delivery of those through product features

The skills you’ll need

To thrive in this role, you’ll have experience in developing CI/CD pipelines using modern tooling, including Enterprise Terraform for infrastructure provisioning and automation.

We’ll expect you to design, implement, and manage AWS networking and infrastructure services, including VPCs, Transit Gateway, Cloud WAN, VPC Peering, Internet Gateway, Route 53, DNS, Global Accelerator, Application Load Balancers (ALB), and Network Load Balancers (NLB).

Furthermore, You’ll Need

  • Experience in administering Kubernetes platforms and cloud-native infrastructure, with expertise in deployment automation and lifecycle management using Amazon EKS, Argo CD, Karpenter, and Helm
  • The ability to implement and manage observability solutions with Open Telemetry, Grafana, Prometheus, and CloudWatch for monitoring, alerting, and operational insights
  • Proficiency in security vulnerability management, remediation, patching, and compliance controls, including AWS Config and enterprise governance standards
  • Familiarity with managing and supporting Apigee Hybrid, including Runtime Plane operations and provisioning and administration of Environments and Environment Groups, would be advantageous
#J-18808-Ljbffr Experience: 2 years required
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