What are the responsibilities and job description for the Azure Cloud Architect position at Vaarida Technologies llc?
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Role: Azure Cloud Architect
Location: Chicago, IL
Interview: Virtual
Mandatory Skills: Azure SAS products., Micro-Service Architecture
Must Have Technical/Functional Skills
- Cloud Skills: Azure Container Apps, Azure Kubernetes Services, Azure Functions, Azure Logic Apps and Azure App Services, Azure APIM, Azure Storage (Cosmos DB or SQL), Azure Event Hub / Service Bus, Cloud Security Practices (IAM, Key vault, Private Links)
- App Layer: Java, Microservices, Sprint Boot,
- DevOps: GitHub Actions, SonarQube, Maven/Gradle, CheckMarx, Terraform
- Architecture: Cloud Native Architecture, Event Driven Architecture
Roles & Responsibilities
- Design end-to-end cloud architecture, including app, data, integration and security layers
- Recommend and implement cloud migration strategies for applications in legacy tech stack ensuring cloud security principles and aligned to NT s enterprise architectural standards
- Define CI/CD templates using GitHub Actions
- Build cloud native apps using Java, Sprintboot, Microservices
- Prepare high-level and low-level solution design documents as applicable and secure approvals from Architectural Review Board
- Provide technical guidance to engineering teams and help with troubleshooting issues across SDLC phase
Generic Managerial Skills, If any
- Strong communication skills and stakeholder management
- Solution Design documentation using Miro, Confluence etc.
- Analytical skills and experience working in fast-pace work environment
Thanks & Regards;
Mohan Shukla
Client/Service Delivery Manager
5540 Centerview Dr, Suite 200, Raleigh | NC 27506
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