Azure Integration Architect

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Our client requires 1 Azure Integration Architect to work remotely 4 days per week and 1 day per week in the North East of England.

Duration: 3 months initially

Clearance: BPSS mandatory

Location: Remote with travel to Customer site for meetings in Longbenton, Newcastle. these will be weekly visits through August into September, and a bit less frequent beyond then.

Profile:

The Azure cloud migration Architect will work within a delivery team made up of Project Managers, Architects, SMEs, Testing/QA and Implementation Management. Closely aligned with the clients own Product Development teams, the primary function of the role is to be accountable for the high level and low level solution design required to migrate 21 .NET applications from standalone VMs (hosted On-Prem in VMWare) into the Azure App Services PaaS Framework and to drive their successful delivery.

Key Responsibilities:

* Work within a team of architects, SMEs and cloud-based engineers to help deliver the migration of 21 .NET applications into Azure App Services.

* Serve as the solution architect in designing the overall solution for Azure App PaaS Services, Azure Migration Assistant and Application Configuration,

* Responsible for any governance board presentation and inclusion

* Responsible for any existing pattern identification and interception Azure App Services.

* Creation, maintenance and delivery of solution design documents and artefacts.

Key Skills:

* Proven experience in Solution Architecture.

* Experience of Azure, Azure App Services and related migration tooling.

* Background in Visual Studio .NET, .NET Framework, ASP/.NET would be helpful.

* Used to working in Agile Scrum Teams

* Experience of Agile/Development Toolsets (JIRA, SLACK, GitLab etc)

* Understanding of networking experience and an understanding of network protocols, DNS, VPN, and load balancing and how these are designed/configured in Azure

Please forward CVs in the first instance to Leigh Sproston -