Designs and leads AWS cloud transformation initiatives, including workload assessments, business cases, adoption roadmaps, scalable production architectures, and security architecture. Advises clients and senior technology stakeholders, drives projects from an architectural perspective, provides cloud thought leadership, and mentors teams. Requires strong AWS expertise, communication and presentation skills, and experience provisioning clusters and building resilient systems.
Responsibilities· In-depth knowledge of key AWS services like EC2, S3, etc.· Proven experience assessing client's workloads and technology landscape for Cloud suitability, developing a business case and Cloud adoption roadmap.· Proven knowledge of AWS platform and tools.· Experience in defining new architectures and ability to drive projects from an architecture standpoint.· Knowledge of best practices and market trends pertaining to Cloud and overall industry to provide thought leadership (seminars, whitepapers, etc.,) and mentor team to build necessary competency.· Ability to quickly establish credibility and trustworthiness with key stakeholders in the client organizations.· Experience provisioning and spinning up AWS Clusters Experience to build scalable production systems (load balancers, Memcached, master/slave architectures).· Excellent verbal, written, and presentation skills.· Presentation skills with a high degree of comfort speaking with CTOs, Enterprise Architects, IT Management, and developers.· Certification on AWS architecture desirable.Security specific Experience:· Hands-on technical expertise in Security Architecture,
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