Senior AWS Cloud Architect (AWS)

TL;DR

Senior AWS Cloud Architect (AWS): Leading the architecture and delivery of large-scale VMware-to-AWS migrations for complex enterprise environments with an accent on Landing Zones, networking, and security. Focus on designing scalable cloud architectures, implementing Infrastructure as Code with Terraform, and ensuring GDPR and PCI-DSS compliance.

Location: Remote, Germany

Company

A global digital product engineering company with 18,000 experts across 39 countries, focusing on a non-hierarchical and entrepreneurial culture.

What you will do

• Design and implement scalable AWS architectures, including Landing Zones and multi-account environments.
• Lead VMware-to-AWS migrations using AWS MGN and AWS Transform.
• Build and maintain Infrastructure as Code (IaC) using Terraform.
• Define migration strategies for complex, PCI-regulated, and DMZ-hosted workloads.
• Lead the migration of Citrix and F5 environments to AWS-native alternatives.
• Collaborate with Security and Compliance teams to ensure GDPR and PCI-compliant solutions.

Requirements

• Extensive experience as an AWS Cloud or Enterprise Architect.
• Proven track record of delivering enterprise VMware-to-AWS migrations.
• Hands-on proficiency with AWS MGN, AWS Transform, and Terraform.
• Deep expertise in AWS networking (VPC, Transit Gateway, VPN).
• Experience with AWS Landing Zone and Control Tower.
• Solid understanding of PCI-DSS and GDPR.

Nice to have

• Experience with Citrix Virtual Apps & Desktops or F5 BIG-IP.
• SAP Infrastructure or SAP Basis knowledge.
• Axway API Gateway and Azure DevOps CI/CD.
• Experience with legacy and End-of-Life OS migrations.

Culture & Benefits

• Non-hierarchical, entrepreneurial culture with minimal bureaucracy.
• Access to a fast-growing AI practice and cutting-edge AI engagements in the DACH market.
• Deep investment in professional growth, including certifications and conference budgets.
• Flexible working models and autonomous time management.
• Competitive compensation packages.