TL;DR

Cloud Platform Architect: Architecting and implementing a cloud-native platform using technologies like Kubernetes, Redis, and modern software architecture with an accent on scalability, performance, and reliability. Focus on integrating AI and machine learning to enhance user experiences and automate troubleshooting.

Location: This hybrid role involves working on-site three days a week in Toronto.

Company

%hirify_global% is a key player in Intelligent Network Operations, offering a combination of systems to improve change readiness.

What you will do

Contribute to the architecture of the %hirify_global% Cloud Platform, a large-scale distributed system.
Drive architectural decisions and lead complex projects, ensuring scalability and reliability.
Architect and implement cloud-native, modular Platform using modern software stacks and DevSecOps practices.
Provide architectural oversight and mentorship to delivery teams.
Design APIs, microservices, and reusable components that support scalable, platform-based service delivery.
Modernize legacy systems by guiding their transformation into intuitive, data-driven digital experiences.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in computer science, Engineering, or a related field; Master’s degree preferred.
10+ years' experience in software engineering with around 5+ years commercial experience in cloud distributed systems and high scale designs with Golang and async Python,Experience in software development and application integration.
Must have 2+ years hands-on proficiency in Kubernetes, kubernetes operators and containers
Must have hands-on experience with Helm charts, API gateways, ingress/egress gateways
You are passionate about building great REST APIs (and helping others do the same).
Experience with cloud services AWS, Azure, Google Cloud) and the ability to leverage them to build scalable and resilient architectures.

Nice to have

Kubernetes certifications (e.g., CKA, CKAD, CKS).
Experience in OpenShift is a plus
Demonstrated understanding and experience with handling federal cybersecurity requirements such as FIPS, FedRAMP, and FISMA.

Culture & Benefits

Professional Development Budget
Dedicated Wellness Days and Wellness Week
A Lifestyle Spending Account
An Employee Recognition Program