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# Technical Evangelist (VP) - Airlines

- **Company:** Globant
- **Location:** London, UK
- **Experience:** Expert
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, Cloud Platform System, Domain Driven Design, Microservices
- **Published:** July 10, 2026
- **Apply:** https://uk.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=26c494b79c19d26d

## About the Role

* Extensive experience in large - scale technology delivery, with at least 3-4 years at architecture or principal-engineer level in complex, multi-vendor or multi-stakeholder environments.
 * Proven experience straddling hands - on technical depth (can hold their own with a Principal Architect) and executive-facing communication (can hold the room with a CTO).
 * Background in legacy-to-modern transformation programmes - ideally inside large, slow-moving corporates (airline, banking, insurance, telco) where technical change has to be sold internally, not just engineered.
 * Exposure to vendor / multi-supplier delivery models, understanding how technical credibility is won or lost when multiple providers compete for the same client's trust.
 * Deep, current knowledge of modern architecture patterns (microservices, domain-driven design, cloud-native platforms - AWS/Azure/GCP), enough to evaluate and challenge technology choices, not just describe them.
 * Working fluency in the airline/travel-tech domain is a strong plus, not a hard requirement - but genuine appetite to learn it fast is non-negotiable.
 * Track record of technical writing and narrative-building for non-technical or semi-technical executive audiences (architecture decision records translated into business- value language).Experience running structured stakeholder cadences (steering committees, architecture review boards, tech governance forums).



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