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# Specialist Adoption Architect 3

- **Company:** Red Hat
- **Location:** Austin, TX, United States (Remote available)
- **Salary:** $132,400.0 - $211,880.0
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Java (Programming Language), C Sharp (Programming Language), Cyber Security, DevOps, WildFly (JBoss AS), Python (Programming Language), Kernel-Based Virtual Machine, Node.Js, OpenShift, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Ruby, Software Deployment, Virtualization Technology, VMware VSphere, Data Logging, Spring-boot, Containerization, Kubernetes, Golang, Programming Languages
- **Published:** August 8, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.juju.com/job/00000000gm3hxh

## About the Role

+ Deep expertise in application migration and development in container platforms.

 + Deep experience building and deploying applications using modern CI/CD pipelines and DevOps practices.

 + Experience with Kubernetes and containers-based platforms such as OpenShift.

 + Experience with programming languages such as Java, C#, Python, Go, or Ruby.

One or more of the following is a plus

 + Experience with development technologies similar to Spring Boot, Node.js, JBoss EAP, JakartaEE, OpenJDK, and Quarkus.

 + Work with Backstage, Red Hat Developer Spaces, or similar common developer IDE deployments.

 + Experience with management, logging and observability products and solutions.

 + Knowledge of virtualization technologies for application deployment and operations like VMware vSphere, KVM, etc.

 + Understanding of broader enterprise architecture requirements that will affect application platforms such as cyber security, compliance/policy, and the broader enterprise IT and applications landscape.

## Description

The Specialist Adoption Architect 3 exercises good judgment and is responsible for working independently with minimal instruction while making sound decisions to resolve moderately complex adoption challenges. This role designs tailored enablement strategies, leads workshops autonomously, and identifies systemic blockers impacting customer outcomes. Key stakeholders include About the role:

Account Solution Architects (ASAs), Customer Success Executives (CSEs), and product teams, with regular engagement to align adoption efforts with business goals.

What you will do:

 + Lead adoption workshops independently, translating customer needs into actionable plans.

 + Diagnose and resolve moderate technical adoption blockers (e.g., integration gaps).

 + Develop reusable best-practice resources for common adoption scenarios.

 + Partner with product teams to relay VoC insights for roadmap prioritization.

 + Monitor ARR growth and consumption metrics to refine adoption strategies.


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