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Keyword Relevance: How well your search terms match the vacancy details. We prioritize matches found in the job title, followed by job requirements, location names, and educational levels. Matches within general employer information or the organization's name carry a lower weight.
Commercial Prioritization (Premium Jobs): Vacancies paid for by employers ('Premium' or 'Sponsored') receive a ranking boost and will appear higher in the search results.
Recency (Date Relevance): Newer vacancies are prioritized. The relevance score of a vacancy is reduced by half once the posting is older than 30 days.
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The final ranking is established by multiplying all these individual factors to calculate the total relevance score.
Our client is looking for a Platform Engineer to join their growing team. You’ll be responsible for building and managing enterprise-grade hybrid environments, working closely with Application Engineering teams to deliver secure, scalable, and resilient AWS infrastructure.
You’ll play a key role in driving continuous improvement across the engineering platform, implementing DevOps best practices including containerisation, CI/CD pipelines, and Infrastructure as Code. You’ll also contribute to automation and standardisation initiatives to reduce operational overhead.
Working alongside Senior Platform Engineers, you’ll support platform and product initiatives, including new product development and the migration of existing services to the cloud.
A key aspect of this role is engaging with AI-driven engineering workflows. You’ll use tools such as Claude Code as part of your development process, evaluating outputs and maintaining high engineering standards.