3 of 3 Remote/Hybrid Platform Engineer Jobs in Wiltshire

Senior Platform Engineer

Location
Warminster, England, United Kingdom
maintain CI/CD pipelines, GitOps workflows, and environment configurations to ensure repeatable and reliable deployments. Support running systems by monitoring health, diagnosing platform and infrastructure issues and resolving deployment failures. Work closely with integration engineers, customers and modelling engineers. Support and maintain existing simulation and training systems … including observability (metrics, logs, tracing), incident response, and root cause analysis. What We Are Looking For: This is not a pure cloud or greenfield platform role. You will be working across cloud-native services, legacy systems, and integrated simulation environments, ensuring they operate reliably as a single platform. Strong ...

IBM Guardium Platform Engineer

Location
Swindon, England, United Kingdom
escalation, support and assurance where required. IBM Guardium is a critical security and compliance capability used to support database activity monitoring across databases. The platform supports multiple environments, including Development, Testing and Production, and covers key database technologies including IBM Db2 for z/OS, SAP HANA and Microsoft … Server. The post holder will champion platform stability, efficiency, resilience and continual improvement, ensuring that critical database security tooling is robust, reliable and aligned to the organisation’s strategic needs. A key function of the role will be to lead the uplift, modernisation and long term evolution ...

Guardium Platform Engineer - Hybrid & Modernization Lead

Location
Swindon, England, United Kingdom
professional to lead the uplift and long-term evolution of the IBM Guardium capability. The role focuses on providing escalation, support and assurance, championing platform stability and continual improvement across development, testing and production environments. This hybrid role allows flexible working, with regular in-person collaboration at the Swindon ...