AWS India

Financial Services

SolutionsArchitectFSI,FSISA

₹35–55L ~AI est. Mumbai, Maharashtra, India FULL TIME
The Brief

“Solutions Architect – FSI, FSI SA at AWS India. Skills: Cloud architecture, System design, FSI domain. Own technical engagement. Ensure success of implementation projects”

Industry & Context.

Financial Services
Problems you'll solve

Identify repeatable pattern; Identify best practices; Figure out trade-offs

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

10+ years technology domain experience, 5+ years design, implementation, consulting experience

Nice to Have

Experience software development, Experience migrating legacy solutions, Experience with AWS dev/ops, Experience designing/architecting systems, Experience managing full application stacks, Experience in networking fundamentals, Experience in security, Experience in databases, Experience in operating systems, Bachelor's degree or above in engineering, Experience in Analytics, Experience in GenAI, Experience in Containers, Experience in API, Experience in Cloud architecture & deployment

What You'll Do.

Own technical engagement

Ensure success of implementation projects

Develop AWS technologies expertise

Develop application/service construction knowledge

Investigate new technology adoption

Figure out technology trade-offs

Demonstrate technologies

Identify repeatable patterns

Identify best practices

Pick up new technologies

Drive discussions with senior personnel

Think strategically about business challenges

Think strategically about product challenges

Think strategically about technical challenges

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Customer environments; Software developers; Architects

Communication Scope

Customer facing skills

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