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Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX) in London seeks a Principal Engineer to drive technical direction, architecture, and delivery of complex software platforms. You will lead through hands-on engineering, mentor teams, and influence across engineering, product, operations, and security to build secure, scalable systems.
The role focuses on cloud-native design using Kubernetes, microservices, and robust DevOps practices, with strong emphasis on secure design and stakeholder
Standard 40 Hour Week (United Kingdom)
40
C - Vice President
(UK Division) Information Technology
UK-London
Permanent
The Principal Engineer is a senior individual contributor responsible for driving the technical direction, architecture, design, and delivery of complex software platforms and applications. The role provides leadership through hands-on software engineering, technical expertise, mentoring, and influence across teams, without direct people management responsibility. Success in this role means building secure, scalable, and resilient software systems, establishing engineering best practices, improving developer productivity and enabling the efficient delivery of business-critical capabilities.
University degree in Computer Science, Engineering, related STEM discipline, or equivalent practical experience.
Core Functional Responsibilities of a Vice President: The successful candidate will act as a subject matter expert, providing technical leadership, defining engineering standards, influencing strategic technology direction, and supporting complex delivery initiatives across the organisation. The role is expected to engage regularly with senior stakeholders and external parties where required. Experience Criteria of a Vice President: Incumbents at this level possess significant engineering and industry expertise. They are recognised technical leaders capable of influencing architecture, security, reliability, platform strategy, software delivery practices, and long-term technology decisions across multiple domains.