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# Technical Architect Lead

- **Company:** Accenture
- **Location:** Arlington, VA, United States
- **Experience:** Expert
- **Salary:** $129,800.0 - $224,100.0
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** JavaScript (Programming Language), Amazon Web Services, Amazon S3, Cloud Engineering, Code Review, Information Engineering, Data Systems, DevOps, Amazon DynamoDB, NetCDF, Node.Js, PostGIS, Role-Based Access Control, Scientific Computating, Data Streaming, TypeScript, Web Application Frameworks, WebSocket, ReactJS, Backend, Vue.js, Amazon Relational Database Service, AngularJS, Kubernetes, Information Technology, Graphql, Front End Software Development, Api Design, Serverless Computing, Docker, Microservices
- **Published:** September 27, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=e20cc3df99fa42ba

## About the Role

* 6+ years full-stack engineering experience, including leadership of complex, cloud-native programs.
 * 5+ years hands-on microservices/API development with Kubernetes orchestration.
 * Strong experience with AWS services (EKS, S3, DynamoDB, RDS) and cloud-native architectures.
 * Expertise in modern JavaScript/TypeScript and micro-frontend design (ReactJS strongly preferred).
 * Strong API design experience (REST, GraphQL); Docker/container orchestration on AWS.
 * Excellent problem-solving, communication, and technical leadership capabilities.

Bonus Points if you have:

 * Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Data Engineering, or related field.
 * AWS Solutions Architect certification.
 * Experience with meteorological formats (GRIB, BUFR, NetCDF) and geospatial DBs (PostGIS).
 * Background with FISMA-regulated environments, scientific computing, or advanced AWS serverless + EKS.

## Description

You'll architect cloud-native systems on AWS, mentor engineers, and set engineering standards across the stack-ensuring our applications deliver real-time radar, satellite, model, and observational data with 99.99% reliability, strong FISMA High compliance, and exceptional user experience., * Drive the end-to-end architecture of a cloud-native micro-frontend ecosystem and distributed data platform on AWS.

 * Define modular, scalable approaches to micro-frontends, microservices, APIs, and real-time streaming pipelines.
 * Establish engineering standards spanning backend, data, front-end frameworks, performance, and security.

Build Modern Mission-Driven Solutions

 * Develop REST/GraphQL APIs and Node.js BFF services running on Kubernetes for high-performance web clients.
 * Deliver rich, responsive, cloud-hosted micro-frontends using JavaScript/TypeScript and modern web frameworks (React preferred; Angular/Vue welcomed).
 * Build real-time hazard streaming capabilities (WebSockets, SSE, event-driven pipelines).

Optimize for Scale, Speed, and Resilience

 * Architect caching, tiling, and front-end delivery strategies for geospatial and time-series data.
 * Implement secure RBAC via AWS Cognito/JWT and ensure compliance with federal security standards.
 * Engineer geospatial, spatial, and historical data solutions that support complex visualization and analytic workflows.

Collaborate & Lead

 * Partner with DevOps to establish CI/CD pipelines, IaC practices, and efficient deployment strategies.
 * Mentor engineers, drive code reviews, shape roadmap discussions, and cultivate high-quality engineering practices.


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