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This role involves defining and implementing architectural visions for complex network environments. Located in Plano, TX, this full-time position requires expertise in cloud environments and network security. The architect will work with various stakeholders to ensure solutions are robust and adaptable to evolving requirements., Develop the architecture roadmap for technology domains in support of product strategies. Create and evolve solutions based on emerging business needs, ensuring flexibility and modularity. Lead discussions and design complex architectures, finding innovative solutions through experiments and POCs. Assist development teams with system design and provide solutions to architectural challenges. Review designs to ensure nonfunctional requirements like security and scalability are met.
Requirements
10 years of experience in the technology domain with cloud integration expertise. Strong understanding of network security and traffic segmentation. Proficient in routing, switching, and various network protocols. Experience with large-scale network environments and authentication mechanisms. Familiarity with scripting languages and automation tools.
Core Technologies Cloud Platforms | Network Security Tools | Routing Protocols | Scripting Languages | Automation Tools
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