We are looking for a Cloud Architect with a strategic mindset to lead the definition and evolution of enterprise-level cloud architectures. This role is key to ensuring systems are robust, modular, and ready for the adoption of artificial intelligence solutions. The position is fully remote.
Key Responsibilities
Define and maintain enterprise cloud architecture across Azure environments, establishing standards for networking, security, IAM, and resource organisation.
Evaluate and guide platform strategy across Azure, Snowflake, Databricks, and related tooling.
Establish architectural principles for AI-enabled applications, ensuring systems are API-driven, modular, and scalable.
Identify architectural constraints that limit autonomous/agent workflows and create reference patterns for AI-to-production transitions.
Guide the evolution of CI/CD pipelines, including potential GitHub Enterprise migration, ensuring deployment patterns are scalable, secure, and repeatable.
Define application architecture standards (front-end, APIs, services)



and implement lightweight governance for AI-generated code before production.
Quantify and manage technical debt across systems, reducing key-person dependencies in infrastructure design.
4+ years of experience in cloud solutions architecture, with at least 3 years in architecture design or definition roles (not solely implementation).
Advanced proficiency in Azure: networking, IAM, security, resource organisation, and core services.
Experience with cloud data platforms: Snowflake and/or Databricks.
Knowledge of CI/CD strategies and tooling (GitHub Actions, Azure DevOps, GitHub Enterprise).
Experience designing API-driven systems and architectures orientated toward AI or autonomous agent integration.
Familiarity with IaC and automation tools: Terraform, Bicep, Azure ARM, or equivalent.
Understanding of containerisation and orchestration: Docker, Kubernetes.
Experience in technical governance: managing technical debt, defining standards,

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