We are seeking an experienced AWS Architect with valid eDV clearance to design, build, and maintain secure, scalable, and high-performing cloud infrastructure. This role involves working across development and operations teams to enable resilient platforms through modern cloud practices, automation, and container orchestration.
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You will be instrumental in shaping enterprise-ready cloud solutions by applying deep technical expertise in AWS alongside knowledge of multi-cloud environments, identity management, observability, and cost optimisation.
Key Responsibilities
* Design and implement secure, scalable AWS cloud architectures
* Drive Infrastructure as Code (IaC) adoption using Terraform and CloudFormation
* Build, optimise, and automate CI/CD pipelines with Jenkins, GitHub Actions, and related tools
* Deploy and manage containerised solutions with Docker, Kubernetes, and Helm
* Implement strong security and access controls using IAM, Vault, and Secrets Manager
* Enhance platform observability using Prometheus, Grafana, and ELK Stack
* Collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver robust, high-availability solutions
Key Skills & Experience
* Extensive hands-on experience with AWS (Azure knowledge beneficial)
* Expertise in Terraform, CloudFormation, and automation tooling
* Strong containerisation skills with Kubernetes, Docker, and related platforms
* Proven background in cloud security, IAM, and governance
* Solid understanding of monitoring and observability stacks
* Ability to influence architecture decisions and align solutions to best practices
Desired Certifications
* AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Associate/Professional
* AWS Certified Security – Specialty
* HashiCorp Certified: Terraform Associate
* Kubernetes Certified Application Developer (CKAD)
Clearance Requirement
This role requires active eDV clearance. Applicants without this clearance will not be considered.
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