System Engineer

Harvey Nash; Dublin; On-site; EUR 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Harvey Nash seeks a senior infrastructure/ Platform Engineer to design and implement Kubernetes cluster architecture with hyperscaler readiness across Azure, AWS, and GCP. You will lead Crossplane-based infra orchestration and containerize internal tooling and workflows.

You will drive migration planning and provide execution support, with Go tooling development where needed. The ideal candidate has extensive experience in cloud-native infrastructures, IaC, and a strong track record in

Qualifications

• 7+ years in infra/platform/SRE.
• 3+ years Kubernetes production architecture.
• 2+ years Terraform/IaC for public cloud.
• Proven migration lead on infrastructure modernization.
• Comfort with \

Responsibilities

• Kubernetes cluster architecture + operational readiness on hyperscalers (Azure, AWS, GCP).
• Lead Crossplane architecture for infrastructure orchestration across hyperscalers.
• Containerize internal tooling and orchestration workflows.
• Migration planning + execution support.
• Go tooling development where needed.

Skills

Kubernetes architecture

Go tooling

Containerization

Education

7+ years infrastructure/platform/SRE

3+ years Kubernetes production architecture

2+ years Terraform/IaC for public cloud

Infrastructure modernization migration lead

Cloud-native code as infrastructure

Tools

Crossplane

Terraform

Job description

• Kubernetes cluster architecture + operational readiness on hyperscalers - Azure, AWS, GCP
• Lead Crossplane architecture for infrastructure orchestration across hyperscalers
• Containerization of internal tooling + orchestration workflows
• Migration planning + execution support
• Go tooling development where needed

Skills:

• Terraform + IaC for public cloud (AWS/Azure/GCP)
• Service networking on cloud

Education:

• 7+ years infrastructure/platform/SRE
• 3+ years Kubernetes production (architecture, not ops only)
• 2+ years Terraform/IaC for public cloud
• Proven migration lead on infrastructure modernization
• Comfort with "everything is code" in cloud-native context