We are seeking an experienced

AWS Architect

with valid

eDV clearance

to design, build, and maintain secure, scalable, and high-performing cloud infrastructure. This role involves working across development and operations teams to enable resilient platforms through modern cloud practices, automation, and container orchestration.

Please make sure you read the following details carefully before making any applications.You will be instrumental in shaping enterprise-ready cloud solutions by applying deep technical expertise in AWS alongside knowledge of multi-cloud environments, identity management, observability, and cost optimisation.Key ResponsibilitiesDesign and implement secure, scalable AWS cloud architecturesDrive Infrastructure as Code (IaC) adoption using Terraform and CloudFormationBuild, optimise, and automate CI/CD pipelines with Jenkins, GitHub Actions, and related toolsDeploy and manage containerised solutions with Docker, Kubernetes, and HelmImplement strong security and access controls using IAM, Vault, and Secrets ManagerEnhance platform observability using Prometheus, Grafana, and ELK StackCollaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver robust, high-availability solutionsKey Skills and ExperienceExtensive hands-on experience with AWS (Azure knowledge beneficial)Expertise in Terraform, CloudFormation, and automation toolingStrong containerisation skills with Kubernetes, Docker, and related platformsProven background in cloud security, IAM, and governanceSolid understanding of monitoring and observability stacksAbility to influence architecture decisions and align solutions to best practicesDesired CertificationsAWS Certified Solutions Architect – Associate/ProfessionalAWS Certified Security – SpecialtyHashiCorp Certified: Terraform AssociateKubernetes Certified Application Developer (CKAD)Clearance RequirementThis role requires

active eDV clearance . Applicants without this clearance will not be considered.Would you like me to make this advert more

formal and government-style

(to focus on the clearance and security aspect) or more

tech-driven and engaging

(to appeal directly to engineers)?