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Cloud Native Architect

Lawrence Harvey
Leeds, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom
5 days ago
£75,000 – £85,000 pa

Salary

£75,000 – £85,000 pa

Job Type
Permanent
Work Pattern
Full-time
Work Location
Hybrid
Seniority
Senior
Education
Degree
Posted
26 May 2026 (5 days ago)

Benefits

15% Bonus Benefits
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Google Cloud Native Architect - Product / Cloud-Native

Following the launch of its flagship product, a fast-growing scale-up is expanding its engineering capability and is looking for a Cloud Architect to shape the architecture of both existing and new cloud-native SaaS products.

You will work across the development organisation, partnering with product, engineering, platform, security, and data teams to translate business requirements into technical designs and guide engineering squads through delivery.

Location: Hybrid – two days per week in the Leeds office

Salary: £75,000 – £85,000 + 15% Bonus + Benefits

To be considered, you should have:

Minimum 3 years’ experience designing cloud-native architectures, ideally on Google Cloud Platform (GCP)

Strong software engineering background, with experience building cloud-native applications and coding in Python or similar languages

Expertise in CI/CD design and implementation using tools such as GitHub, Terraform, or similar

Solid knowledge of cloud security, IAM, networking, data flows, and observability

This is an excellent opportunity for a Cloud Architect who enjoys building scalable cloud foundations, driving automation, and establishing strong engineering standards

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