Application Support Engineer (Third Party Systems), London
Isomorphic Labs is seeking an Application Support Engineer (Third Party Systems) to join their London team. This role focuses on managing and securing internal, multi-user tools and applications, ensuring seamless integration between Integration, Operations, and Security teams. The company leverages advanced AI technologies to accelerate drug discovery and develop innovative medicines.
The primary responsibilities include deploying, upgrading, and maintaining self-hosted software instances across cloud environments. The engineer will build and maintain continuous deployment pipelines, primarily for Kubernetes, and integrate continuous security scanning into these pipelines. Additionally, the role involves configuring Single Sign-On (SSO), Role-Based Access Control (RBAC), and directory integrations, as well as automating software rollouts across various environments.
Candidates should have hands-on experience with Kubernetes and containerization, building continuous deployment pipelines using tools like GitHub Actions or Jenkins, and implementing security scanning and vulnerability management. Proficiency in Infrastructure as Code (IaC) with tools such as Terraform, and experience configuring SSO and directory integrations via SAML 2.0 or OIDC are also essential. Scripting skills in Python, Bash, or Go are required to automate maintenance routines and internal workflows.
The position offers a hybrid working model, requiring presence in the London office three days a week. While specific compensation details are not provided, the role offers the opportunity to contribute to groundbreaking advancements in AI-driven drug discovery within a collaborative and innovative environment.
Isomorphic Labs fosters a culture of curiosity, creativity, and care, encouraging employees to engage in rigorous and future-making science. The company values fearlessness, initiative, and integrity, aiming to solve complex challenges in drug discovery. Collaboration across fields and catalytic relationships are emphasized, with a focus on making a real impact on global health.