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A Platform Engineer is responsible for the development of platforms that support the needs and use cases of different engineering teams across the organization. Creates reusable tools and workflows to streamline operational needs and facilitate automation tasks, supporting scalability of DevOps practices.
$128,666 / year median in Georgia
Job Description
Cargill is seeking a Senior Platform Engineer to design, build, and scale resilient cloud-native platforms supporting our global food and agriculture ecosystem. In this role, you'll lead the implementation of Kubernetes, CI/CD, and infrastructure as code to deliver secure, observable, and highly available services. Partnering with IT & Digital Solutions teams, you'll drive automation, reliability, and performance across complex distributed systems. At Cargill, you'll join a culture of integrity, safety, and inclusive growth, with opportunities to innovate and shape sustainable, global food solutions. Responsibilities Design, build, and scale secure, cloud-native platforms for Cargill's digital solutions. Implement and maintain Kubernetes, CI/CD pipelines, and infrastructure as code. Partner with product and security teams to ensure reliability, compliance, and safety. Improve observability, incident response, and platform performance. Mentor engineers and champion platform engineering best practices. Contribute to innovation that advances global food security and sustainability. Required Skills Cloud platform engineering (AWS/Azure/GCP) Kubernetes & container orchestration Infrastructure as Code (Terraform/Cloud Formation) CI/CD design and implementation Linux systems engineering Distributed systems and microservices architecture Observability (logging, metrics, tracing) Networking and security for cloud workloads SRE practices (reliability, incident management) Scripting (Python, Bash)