Cloud Architect

cloud transformation initiative

This is a high-impact, multi-phase initiative that involves cloud re-architecture, infrastructure modernization, and rebuilding Azure-native components on GCP equivalents. The GCP Architect will be responsible for defining the migration strategy, designing cloud-native solutions, and guiding engineering teams throughout the execution.

Tech Stack & Core Requirements

Key Technical Skills (Mandatory)

• Deep expertise in GCP architecture

  : Cloud Run, Cloud Functions, Cloud SQL, BigQuery, Pub/Sub, Cloud Storage, VPC, IAM, GKE.

• Hands-on Azure GCP migration experience

  , especially for microservices, data sources, and cloud-native services.

• Infrastructure as Code (IaC)

  using

  Terraform

  , including converting Azure Bicep to Terraform.

• Containerization and Orchestration

  with

  Docker and Kubernetes (GKE)

  .
• Strong understanding of

  microservices architecture

  , distributed systems, and event-driven patterns.
• Experience supporting migrations of services built using

  .NET Core, Angular, Laravel

  , and enterprise messaging systems.
• Expertise in designing

  CI/CD pipelines

  using Cloud Build, GitHub Actions, or Azure DevOps.
• Good understanding of

  networking, security, identity management

  , and cloud compliance.

Nice-to-Have Requirements

• Experience with

  Prometheus, Grafana, Loki, OpenTelemetry

  for observability.
• Knowledge of

  DynamoDB, CosmosDB

  , and their equivalent services on GCP.
• Ability to mentor engineering teams and influence architectural decisions.
• Experience with

  service mesh

  , hybrid-cloud designs, and cost optimization strategies.
• Exposure to retail/ecommerce platforms or enterprise SaaS environments.

Current Team & Structure

• The migration initiative involves

  multiple cross-functional teams

  , including .NET engineers, DevOps, cloud engineers, QA, and product specialists.
• Teams are distributed across

  India, Eastern Europe, and North America

  .
• The project team

  is planned to grow

  , with additional DevOps engineers, backend engineers, and cloud specialists expected to join as migration phases expand.