15 oct
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Infinity Quest
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España
15 oct
Infinity Quest
España
Defines the overall cloud design and standards, making sure the environment is scalable, resilient, secure, and aligned with business needs.ResponsibilitiesDesign Azure landing zones aligned with the Cloud Adoption Framework (management groups, hub-and-spoke or Virtual WAN topologies, shared services)Define multi-subscription (and, where relevant, multi-cloud or multi-account) structure, including environment separation and ownership boundariesArchitect the Azure Databricks lakehouse: workspace topology per environment and region, Unity Catalog metastore and catalog/schema layout, storage design, and cross-workspace data sharing (including Delta Sharing)Architect high availability and disaster recovery solutions: availability zones, multi-region failover, backup strategy, and RTO/RPO targets, including Databricks workspace and Delta table recoverySet reference architectures, design patterns,
and technology standardsReview and approve designs from engineering teams; run architecture review boardsGuide migration strategies and modernization of existing workloadsBalance trade-offs across cost, performance, security, and operabilityProduce architecture diagrams, decision records, and technical roadmapsMentor engineers and communicate designs to technical and non-technical stakeholdersRequired Qualifications8+ years in IT, with 4+ years designing cloud solutionsDeep Azure architecture experience, including landing zones and enterprise networkingExperience designing Databricks and Unity Catalog based data platforms on AzureProven experience designing HA/DR solutions and running DR testsStrong grasp of IAM, networking, and security architectureFamiliarity with IaC (Terraform/Bicep) sufficient to review and guide implementationPreferred QualificationsAzure Solutions Architect Expert (AZ-305) or equivalentExperience in regulated industriesDatabricks Certified Data Engineer or Platform Architect-level certification
📌 Cloud Architect (España)
🏢 Infinity Quest
📍 España