Platform Engineer - Cloud & IaC (London)

Devopsroles; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 95,000 - 143,000; Full time

Job summary

Medtronic Digital Technologies is seeking a Platform/DevOps engineer to help build and maintain critical software tooling and architecture that improves engineering efficiency, reliability, and observability. You will work across teams to design pragmatic, scalable solutions in a fast-moving, global healthcare environment.

The role emphasizes IaC (OpenTofu, AWS, EKS, Helm), CI/CD, and developer productivity, with a London-based hybrid schedule requiring 2–3 days on-site per week.

Qualifications

• Platform engineering, DevOps, or site reliability engineering with IaC tools such as OpenTofu, EKS and Helm.
• Proven ability to navigate ambiguity and drive progress with partial information.
• Experience designing and operating distributed systems with focus on performance and reliability.
• Strong cloud experience (AWS preferred), databases and APIs in modern DevOps.
• Willingness to commute to London 2–3 days per week with flexible arrangements.

Responsibilities

• Enhance and maintain Infrastructure as Code repository to support engineers.
• Contribute to CI/CD pipelines to drive efficiency and automate processes.
• Provide observability tooling so engineers can self-diagnose issues.
• Identify productivity gaps and design pragmatic solutions.
• Mentor colleagues inside and outside of the team.

Skills

DevOps

Platform engineering

Site reliability engineering

IaC tooling

AWS

CI/CD pipelines

Observability

Python

Tools

OpenTofu

AWS

EKS

Helm

GitOps

Python

Job description

Medtronic Digital Technologies is seeking a Platform/DevOps engineer to help build and maintain critical software tooling and architecture that improves engineering efficiency, reliability, and observability. You will work across teams to design pragmatic, scalable solutions in a fast-moving, global healthcare environment.

The role emphasizes IaC (OpenTofu, AWS, EKS, Helm), CI/CD, and developer productivity, with a London-based hybrid schedule requiring 2–3 days on-site per week.