GCP Architect

Role-GCP Architect

Years of experience- 8+ Years

PF is mandatory in all previous companies

Remote

Certifications : A Google Cloud Certified - Professional Cloud Architect certification is often a required or preferred qualification.

Key Responsibilities

Solution Design & Implementation : Design and implement cloud-native architectures using various GCP services like Compute Engine, Cloud Functions, and Kubernetes Engine (GKE). They also create comprehensive technical designs, considering factors like security, performance, and cost-efficiency.

Infrastructure as Code (IaC) :

Develop and maintain IaC using tools like Terraform or Google Cloud Deployment Manager to automate resource provisioning and management.

Migration :

Lead cloud migration projects, ensuring a smooth transition from on-premises or other cloud environments to GCP. They also collaborate with development teams to migrate and optimize existing applications.

Monitoring & Optimization :

Monitor and optimize cloud performance, ensuring high availability, security, and cost-efficiency. This involves using tools like Stackdriver or Cloud Monitoring.

Collaboration & Guidance :

Work with cross-functional teams to define and enforce cloud architecture best practices. They also provide technical guidance and mentorship to engineering and development teams.

Required Skills and Qualifications

Technical Proficiency :

Deep knowledge of GCP services and architectures is essential. This includes experience with containerization (Docker, Kubernetes), serverless computing, and networking. Proficiency in programming or scripting languages like Python, Go, or Java is also required.

Problem-Solving :

A GCP Architect must have strong problem-solving skills to diagnose and resolve complex cloud infrastructure issues.

Soft Skills :

They must possess strong communication skills to interact with clients, stakeholders, and technical teams. Strategic thinking, leadership, and the ability to work in a collaborative environment are also critical.