Hello ,

I hope you are doing great today !

We are looking for AWS IOT Architect for our Boston Facility for your reference please find the below JD.

Position: AWS IOT Architect

Location: Boston MA Day 1 On-site

JD

• Assessment of AWS platform running IOT based payloads that is supporting 3.3 million users and identify technical debt in the current state

• Understanding the current state of the Platform and current Automation
• Understand and document application architecture, technology landscape, current deployment cycle and activities performed
• Understand and document the current tooling set up and integration of various pipeline for in-scope application and publish a report on the same
• Review the code for quality, security, scale and stability for the in scope applications
• Evaluate continuous delivery, monitoring, configuration management, security within DevOps pipelines and create a back log to implement continues delivery pipes using DevOps principles
• Review existing build and release process and also understand the continuous testing set-up for both functional and non-functional testing
• Review test data and environment set-up process
• Review current tools and infrastructure set-up for DevOps and recommend improvements
• Identify current Service Level Indicator (SLI) / Service Level Objectives (SLO) and measure the current availability and reliability
• Identify the metric to monitor to ensure appropriate reliability
• Define how to calculate the SLI for the metrices
• Set a target as the SLO to compare against during use
• Define steady state as a measurable output for normal behavior of the platform
• Build a hypothesis around steady state behavior to scale for supporting 2x growth to around 7.5 million user base in next 2 years
• Need to identify availability 9s for the platform and draw a road map to achieve Client target (99.99%)
• Risk Analysis of the current platform to understand the break point
• Introduce variables that reflect real world events for identification of risk points, breaking points due to increase load and define the point of failure
• Build resilience to scale

Regards,

Rajkiran