Senior Platform Engineer

. Build and evolve the Azure platform used by engineering teams to develop, deploy, and run services .

Posted 9/23/2026full-timeMuntinlupa • PhilippinesSeniorWebsite

Tools & technologies

AnsibleAzureChefCloudDNSKubernetesLinuxPuppetPythonTerraform

Key responsibilities & impact

Build and evolve the Azure platform used by engineering teams to develop, deploy, and run services
Design and provision secure, scalable, resilient infrastructure as code using Terraform and Azure-native technologies
Ensure environments are reproducible, well-governed, production-ready, reliable, secure, performant, and cost-efficient
Enable delivery teams to self-serve infrastructure and deployments
Design Azure networking, identity, compute, storage, hosting, certificates, and TLS for resilience, scale, and cost efficiency
Own reusable Terraform modules, remote state, plan/apply discipline, drift correction, and version-controlled infrastructure changes
Manage machine configuration and automation using configuration-management tools and production-grade scripting
Provide environments, templates, modules, and documentation that improve developer self-service
Own infrastructure and application paths to production, including build, test, release, safe deployment, and rollback
Manage identity, access control, secrets, network boundaries, least privilege, policy as code, and shared Azure standards
Use coding agents to produce infrastructure code and scripts and review their changes
Provide execution environments, sandboxes, tool servers, credential handling, and guardrails for agentic development

What you’ll need

Deep cloud infrastructure engineering on Azure, including virtual networks, subnets, private endpoints, DNS, load balancing, identity, role-based access, app services, containers, Kubernetes, virtual machines, storage and data services, Windows and Linux administration, certificates, and TLS
Infrastructure as code with Terraform as the primary tool, including module design, remote state, plan and apply discipline, drift detection, and pull request workflows
Experience with Bicep or ARM for Azure-native work
Configuration management using Ansible, Chef, Puppet, or equivalent
Scripting in PowerShell, Bash, or Python to production standards
Container and Kubernetes packaging with Helm or similar
CI/CD using Azure DevOps, GitHub Actions, or equivalent
Safe deployment approaches and rollback experience
Policy as code, least privilege, secrets management, and observability practices
Knowledge and awareness of agentic engineering and safe use of automated changes with sandboxes, permissions, and credential handling
Hands-on agentic engineering experience is beneficial rather than required