GSK's Onyx Research Data Tech organization is seeking a Platform Engineer II to join their innovative team. This role is part of GSK's mission to revolutionize medical discovery through advanced data ecosystems. As a Platform Engineer II, you'll be working within a full-stack environment that includes data engineering, infrastructure, DevOps, and AI/ML platforms.
The position offers an opportunity to work on next-generation, metadata-driven data experiences for GSK's scientists and engineers. You'll be responsible for designing and implementing scalable APIs, collaborating with cross-functional teams, and ensuring robust service delivery. The role requires expertise in cloud technologies, API development, and modern software engineering practices.
GSK offers a collaborative environment where you'll work alongside talented professionals in building solutions that directly impact healthcare outcomes. The company's focus on innovation in immunology, HIV, respiratory medicine, and oncology provides a meaningful context for your technical work. You'll be part of an organization that values both technical excellence and personal growth, with opportunities to mentor junior engineers and contribute to the broader technical community.
The role combines technical leadership with hands-on development, requiring both deep technical knowledge and the ability to work effectively across teams. You'll be working with cutting-edge technologies including cloud platforms, modern API frameworks, and data processing systems. GSK's commitment to best practices in software development, including comprehensive testing, documentation, and DevOps practices, ensures a professional and structured development environment.
This position is ideal for someone who wants to apply their technical skills in a meaningful way, contributing to solutions that ultimately help get ahead of disease in more predictive and powerful ways. The role offers exposure to complex technical challenges while working in a purpose-driven organization that values innovation and scientific advancement.