About this role
Salary: £65,000 - 70,000 per year
Requirements: Strong commercial experience building cloud-native applications within AWS, ideally including S3, Lambda, EC2, ECS, SQS and AuroraExpert-level Python development skillsProven experience designing highly available, scalable and resilient software solutionsSolid experience with Docker, Kubernetes and Helm, plus Git, Infrastructure as Code and CI/CDDesirable: exposure to Java or C++, or Microsoft Azure data services Responsibilities: Design, develop and maintain scalable, real-time applications using PythonBuild cloud-native solutions using AWS services including EC2, S3, Lambda, ECS, SQS and AuroraDeploy containerised applications using Docker and Kubernetes, implementing serverless architectures where appropriateMonitor application health and performance using CloudWatch and X-Ray, proactively resolving issuesCollaborate with data engineers, DevOps and product teams, and take part in code reviews and Agile ceremonies Technologies: AWSLambdaAzureCI/CDCloudCloudWatchDevOpsDockerEC2GitHelmJavaKubernetesPythonServerless More:
We are a South West based, innovative and technology-driven organisation seeking an experienced AWS / Python Cloud Engineer to help shape the future of our AWS-based infrastructure. You will work on high-performance, cloud-native Python applications that process large volumes of real-time data, collaborating closely with software, data and DevOps teams to deliver secure, resilient solutions across the AWS stack and services. This is a hybrid role based in Exeter with two office days per week, ideally Tuesdays and Wednesdays. The salary is up to £70,000 basic, plus bonus and benefits. Suitable commutes may include Bath, Bristol and Plymouth. We offer genuine autonomy to shape technical solutions and make a real impact on a growing platform, where you can see your work in the real world. Our benefits include 25 days annual leave, Christmas closure, a day off for your birthday, life assurance, health and dental cash plans, and a pension scheme.
last updated 35 week of 2026