Senior Platform Engineer at Attio
At a glance
- Company
- Attio
- Location
- London, GB, United Kingdom
- Work arrangement
- On-site
- Employment type
- Full-time
- Experience
- 5–10 years
- Working hours
- 40 hours
- Salary (as listed)
- GBP 105,000–125,000 per year
- Visa sponsorship
- Offered, according to the listing
- Posted
- Added to The Stack
✨ The Stack take on this Attio job
- 🏢 This is Attio's only job here right now
- 📊 14 Platform Engineer jobs in the United Kingdom in the last 60 days see them
- 🛂 Skilled Worker visa. Standard minimum salary: £41,700 a year guide
Updated 2026-11-01, from our data and official sources.
About the role
Responsibilities:
- Own platform infrastructure as code (Terraform, Kubernetes, GCP): build reproducible, version-controlled environments.
- Manage CI/CD pipelines end-to-end to ensure fast, reliable and secure builds, tests and deployments.
- Operate and evolve the observability stack (metrics, logs, tracing); define and enforce SLOs and error budgets.
- Lead incident response: triage production issues, run blameless post-mortems and ship fixes as code.
- Partner with product teams to remove toil, improve developer experience and optimize cost at scale.
- Drive platform reliability, performance and scalability while balancing speed and operational cost.
Requirements:
- Strong SRE mindset with experience setting SLOs, reducing toil and running post-mortems.
- Proven expertise with cloud architectures (GCP or AWS), networking, IAM and managed services.
- Deep hands-on experience with Docker and Kubernetes at scale (cluster design, networking, storage, security).
- Proficiency in a modern language (TypeScript, Go, Python or Rust) and experience writing well-tested automation.
- Experience with IaC (Terraform) and centralized logging/APM (Datadog, Splunk or similar).
- Excellent communication skills and ability to influence engineering teams.
Responsibilities
Own the platform infrastructure as code (Terraform, Kubernetes, GCP) and ensure environments are reproducible and auditable. Own CI/CD pipelines end-to-end to keep builds, tests and deploys fast, reliable and secure. Own the observability stack and define SLOs; lead incident response and work with product engineering to reduce toil and accelerate production.
Requirements
Hands-on experience operating production systems with an SRE mindset and cloud architecture experience (GCP or AWS). Deep Kubernetes and Docker expertise, plus proficiency in a modern language (TypeScript, Go, Python or Rust) and experience with centralized logging/APM (Datadog, Splunk).
Key skills
- Terraform — in 457 other listings on The Stack
- Kubernetes — in 559 other listings on The Stack
- GCP — in 163 other listings on The Stack
- AWS — in 776 other listings on The Stack
- CI/CD — in 617 other listings on The Stack
- Docker — in 451 other listings on The Stack
- Observability — in 290 other listings on The Stack
- SLOs — in 1 other listing on The Stack
- Incident response
- Datadog
- TypeScript
- Go
On The Stack (as of 2026-11-01)
- This is Attio's only listing on The Stack.
- 204 visa-sponsored jobs in the United Kingdom on The Stack, posted in the last 60 days.
- 57 visa-sponsored platform engineer jobs in Europe on The Stack, posted in the last 60 days.
- The top of its stated salary (GBP 125,000 per year) is higher than 3 of the 16 other GBP per-year salaries stated by listings in the United Kingdom on The Stack.
Frequently asked questions about Attio
Is this Senior Platform Engineer role still open?
It was posted on 2026-10-31 and is listed as active on The Stack. Confirm on Attio's application page before applying.
Does Attio offer visa sponsorship?
This listing is marked as offering visa sponsorship. Eligibility rules are set by the employer, so check the details on Attio's site.
Where is this role located?
The listing gives the location as London, GB, United Kingdom. It is marked on-site.
What is the salary for this role?
The listing states a salary of GBP 105,000–125,000 per year.
What skills does this role ask for?
The listing names: Terraform, Kubernetes, GCP, AWS, CI/CD, Docker, Observability, SLOs, Incident response, Datadog, TypeScript, Go.