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Data Platform Engineer (DataOps)
£80,000 – £90,000 + 10% Bonus (discretionary)
London – 2 x a week

Are you a hands-on DataOps Engineer who thrives in a fast-paced environment and wants to make a real impact in the renewable energy sector?


My client are a rapidly growing clean energy company looking for a Data Platform Engineer to join a established, forward-thinking Data team. This is an exciting opportunity to contribute as an individual contributor while also mentoring peers and contributing to code quality and best practices.


Responsibilities:

Build, maintain, and scale our cloud-based data infrastructure using AWS, Terraform, and Kubernetes


Support data platform reliability and performance in a high-growth environment
Conduct code reviews and provide technical mentorship within the Data Platform team
Collaborate across teams on data-driven initiatives, including future AI/ML projects
Drive best practices in DataOps and infrastructure automation

What We’re Looking For:

Proven experience with AWS, Terraform, and Kubernetes


Strong understanding of modern DataOps practices
Enhance and maintain CI/CD pipelines to improve automation, testing, and deployment workflows across the data platform.
Comfortable working independently and as part of a collaborative team
Passionate about clean tech and renewable energy

Why Join Us?

Competitive salary up to £90,000 + 10% bonus


Work with a mature data function in a hypergrowth clean energy company
Be part of a mission-driven team making a difference in the world
Hybrid working and a flexible, supportive culture
Opportunity to work on AI-driven data projects in the near future

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