Platform Engineer II - Internal Hosting Platform

Build with us Businesses deserve better from finance. Less friction, more freedom. Since 2004, Mollie has been on a mission to make payments and money management effortless for every business in Europe. Today, more than 250,000 companies trust our all-in-one platform to get paid, manage money and grow on their terms. Simple, scalable and built with real businesses in mind. We're one of Europe's fastest-growing fintechs, with 1000+ Mollies across 12+ locations. Our people make this growth possible. We move fast, build with purpose and care deeply about our customers. Whether you're solving problems, building market-leading products or exploring how AI can make work smarter, you'll have the freedom to create and the trust to deliver. If you're ready to grow, shape the future of fintech and join an ambitious, high-performing team, this is the place for you. Your impact We're building the runtime for Mollie's next generation of internal tools — not just for engineers, but for everyone. When a finance analyst can deploy a fully working app with a single git push, that's infrastructure that creates real organisational leverage. This role is about building that foundation and keeping it running as adoption scales. The Compute & Onboarding team owns the runtime layer of Mollie's internal cloud platform — how workloads get deployed, discovered, and operated across our GCP environment. We're expanding to accelerate the Internal Hosting Platform (IHP): Mollie's answer to the question "what if anyone at Mollie — engineer, analyst, designer — could ship a full-stack internal application without touching Kubernetes or configuring cloud infrastructure?" Early adopters across Finance, Design, and Internal Audit are already building on the platform. We're scaling it to the rest of the company. About the role You'll be a builder and steward of the platform that turns "I have an idea for a tool" into "here's the link — it's running." That means extending the CI/CD layer, hardening the