Platform engineer for fraud detection

Would you like to work as a platform engineer in Amsterdam on technology that supports the Dutch Tax and Customs Administration’s investigative work? You build a modern platform on which developers create secure and scalable applications. Your work helps colleagues use technology faster and more intelligently in the investigative process. You work 32 to 36 hours per week and see the results of your contribution directly.

• You work on a container platform that developers use every day.
• You automate processes, improve the developer experience, and ensure applications work securely and reliably.
• You work with developers, data engineers, machine learning engineers, designers, and testers.
• With reliable technology, you support the modernization of the investigative process and help teams do their work better.

• You have higher professional education-level thinking and working ability.
• You have experience building and managing container platforms with Docker and Kubernetes.
• You can apply infrastructure as code using tools such as Ansible or Terraform.
• You have the ability to apply open-source frameworks effectively.
• You can apply security measures using tools such as Trivy, SonarQube, or comparable solutions.
• You have a good command of Dutch, spoken and written, because communication and documentation are mainly in Dutch.
• Results orientation
• Collaboration
• Self-development
• Planning and organizing
• Customer orientation

• You work 32 to 36 hours per week.