Kubernetes Solution Architect (Alice/Bob/Beyond)
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Job description
This is a remote position.
- Enable large-scale customer use cases and drive the adoption of Kubernetes for their platforms
- Implement and improve CI/CD pipelines for cloud native environments and applications
- Provide cloud, data, application and technology consulting in pre-feasibility and feasibility discussions with IT team members and business partners
- Understand how the architecture components are being deployed and used
- Define strategy level architectures (domain target architectures) and system/technology level architectures
- Deliver cloud and data platforms by developing, managing and operating existing and new environments
- Act as a liaison with other architects (solutions architect, enterprise architect, etc.)
- Push the development of new products and services on AWS and acccelerate the customers cloud transformation
Voraussetzungen
- You have a mix of communication and technical skills and can engage with customers at different levels within the organisation, from executive to developer
- Proven track record in Kubernetes projects or Cloud Computing
- Be able to frame an Architecture vision, socialize, and get buy-in from decision-makers
- Solid Linux admin skills
- Previous experience with AWS is desired but not required, provided you have experience building large scale solutions
- Business-fluent in English and German
Vorteile
Originally posted on Himalayas
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