Senior Infrastructure Architect Role (Ontario)

Senior Infrastructure Architect Role (Ontario)

09 Sep
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Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA)
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Ontario

09 Sep

Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA)

Ontario

Join FSRA as a Senior Infrastructure Architect to lead cloud governance and modernization efforts. Your strategic planning will ensure secure and productive technology platforms for Ontarians.

In the role of Senior Infrastructure Architect at FSRA, you will define the cloud architecture landscape essential for agency operations. Your leadership in shaping high-performing, scalable environments will directly impact the effectiveness of FSRA’s technological initiatives. This position merges technical proficiency with strategic oversight, assuring the organization meets its modernization goals.

Key Responsibilities:
• Lead cloud architecture and governance initiatives
• Oversee capacity planning and automated scaling strategies




• Implement disaster recovery and business continuity plans
• Mentor engineering teams and guide solution design
• Drive major incident response and root cause analysis

Requirements:
• 10+ years of progressive infrastructure engineering experience
• Required certifications: Azure Solutions Architect, Azure Administrator
• Proven depth in Azure cloud functionalities
• Expertise in networking and security best practices
• Ability to manage projects and stakeholder communications

Bring your expertise to FSRA and help secure the future of financial services.
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📌 Senior Infrastructure Architect Role (Ontario)
🏢 Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA)
📍 Ontario

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