Hybrid: 2 days per week in our Tower Bridge office (Tuesday/Wednesday) RVU RVU is a group of online brands that include: Confused, Uswitch, Tempcover, money.co.uk, and Mojo Mortgages. We reach the majority of UK households, putting us in a unique position to drive the transformation of the household services sector. We harness cutting-edge tech and data to help consumers manage their homes more effectively, and we provide some of the UK’s biggest companies with unparalleled insight into what customers need and want.
Since our founding in 2018, we’ve integrated our 5 market-leading digital brands into a powerful data platform, supercharging our capabilities to drive lasting change, and by working with providers and policymakers, we’re helping transform entire industries — making markets more competitive and more innovative to benefit everyone. The cloud infrastructure team - Airship We’re looking for an experienced Platform/Infrastructure Engineer to join our platform team, known internally as ‘ Airship ’.
Airship manages the infrastructure that powers Uswitch and Money.co.uk brands as well the RVU wide AI initiative . We are committed to Open Source software in order to build services that help millions of customers to save money and make confident decisions. As well as helping our customers, we also give back to the community by open sourcing interesting projects that we build that might benefit others. Our goal as a team is to enable our development teams to deliver services quickly, reliably and securely.
We do this by running multiple Kubernetes EKS and Fargate clusters in AWS , creating common tooling to aid in development tasks, and running shared services such as Opensearch, Envoy, Vault and Prometheus to name a few. The team has also expanded its scope to simplify Data engineering in the organisation using the same techniques we used to ease creating web applications on data pipelines, leveraging Argo Workflows and Argo Events as well as a recent integration with n8n.
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