Cloud Infra Engg - GCP

Randstad Technologies Recruitment
United Kingdom
2 weeks ago
£700 – £720 pd

Salary

£700 – £720 pd

Job Type
Permanent
Work Pattern
Flexible
Work Location
Remote
Seniority
Senior
Education
Degree
Posted
21 May 2026 (2 weeks ago)

Benefits

Equity Premium benefits

Cloud Infra Engg- GCP

Location: Remote

Team: Performance Optimization Squad

About the Role

Want to make a multi-million-dollar impact on one of the world's largest Kubernetes fleets?

We are looking for a hands-on Cloud Efficiency Engineer to join our Core Infrastructure team. This isn't a reporting or advisory role. You will be directly optimizing our massive, JVM-heavy infrastructure-tuning autoscalers, profiling services, and finding the perfect balance between peak reliability and cloud cost efficiency.

What You'll Do

Optimize GKE at Scale: Hands-on rightsizing of massive Kubernetes workloads and advanced autoscaler tuning.

Profile JVM Services: Deep-dive into Java performance, interpret GC logs, and tune heap/thread configurations to maximize efficiency.

Drive Financial Impact: Translate cloud pricing models and scheduling decisions into tangible, multi-million-dollar savings.

Navigate Trade-offs: Masterfully balance infrastructure reliability with aggressive cost optimization.

What We're Looking For

5+ years of experience in cloud infrastructure with a proven, hands-on track record in resource efficiency (not just monitoring).

Deep Cloud & K8s expertise: Strong knowledge of GCP/GKE (or equivalent AWS/Azure depth with a willingness to switch).

Strong Java/JVM skills: Ability to profile services, debug resource contention, and optimize runtime configurations.

Proven results: You have personally implemented cost-optimization initiatives that delivered measurable savings in a cloud-native environment.

Quick Perks

Highly competitive salary, equity, and premium benefits.

Flexible work policy (work from home or the office).

Massively scalable tech stack with real engineering autonomy.

Randstad Technologies is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy

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