Software Architect / Solution Architect – Cloud

Role Overview: Define and lead architecture for scalable, cloud-native applications using microservices and modern DevOps practices. Key Responsibilities: - Design end-to-end architecture leveraging Java, Spring Boot, and Microservices patterns - Define API strategy (REST API) and integration approaches across systems - Architect cloud solutions on AWS (EC2, S3, Lambda) - Establish containerization standards using Docker and Kubernetes - Drive CI/CD strategy using Jenkins and Azure Pipelines -

We are seeking a highly experienced Senior Azure Engineer (Java Specialist) to design and deliver scalable, cloud-native solutions on Microsoft Azure. This role focuses on building event-driven and serverless architectures, deploying containerized Java applications, and driving engineering excellence across distributed systems. Key ResponsibilitiesDesign and implement serverless solutions using Azure Functions and Azure Durable Functions (Java)Develop event-driven architectures leveraging Azure

Job Description Position Overview We are looking for a Hands-On Senior Technical Solutions Architect who can design, build, and own scalable fintech systems. This is not a pure architecture/review role the candidate is expected to actively contribute to coding, prototyping, debugging, and production support. The ideal candidate has strong experience in high-throughput payment platforms, preferably from organizations such as Visa, Stripe, or similar fintech/payment processors. We are specifically

Design and build intuitive, efficient user interfaces using the latest stable releases of Angular and Blazor WASM.Develop, maintain, and deploy stable, scalable, and secure APIs with .NET 8.Employ modern design practices with HTML5 and CSS.Focus on building and maintaining automated build and release pipelines, enhancing the deployment process in Azure DevOps.Engage in active development by fully leveraging a wide range of Azure services and tools, optimizing performance and scalability through