Cloud Infrastructure Principal Architect Position (British Columbia)

Cloud Infrastructure Principal Architect Position (British Columbia)

28 Aug
|
Socket.dev
|
British Columbia

28 Aug

Socket.dev

British Columbia

Join CC&L; Financial Group as a Principal Architect focused on Cloud and Identity Infrastructure. This role emphasizes platform ownership and requires a solid understanding of Azure and AWS.

You will be responsible for establishing architecture and standards for the Cloud and Identity domain within the Infrastructure and Cloud Engineering team. As an experienced individual contributor, your focus will be on ensuring platforms are scalable and secure, while providing architectural guidance to platform teams and business stakeholders alike.

Key Responsibilities:
• Define target architectures and guardrails for platforms
• Ensure security and efficiency of identity management systems
• Communicate capabilities and roadmap to stakeholders




• Collaborate with other Platform Owners to reduce fragmentation
• Track platform health metrics for continuous improvement

Requirements:
• Over 10 years in enterprise infrastructure-focused roles
• Deep knowledge of modern identity solutions
• Experience with Azure, AWS, and Cloud service integration
• Strong decision-making in complex scenarios
• Excellent communication skills across diverse audiences

Drive architectural excellence and impactful outcomes in this pivotal role at CC&L.;
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📌 Cloud Infrastructure Principal Architect Position (British Columbia)
🏢 Socket.dev
📍 British Columbia

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