Infrastructure / Platform Architect (System Design Team)

• Customer architecture leadership and other SDT disciplines, including security and applications.
• Security assurance staff, risk owners, accreditors / assurance authorities and operational stakeholders.
• Solution-provider architects, service designers, engineers, programme teams, test teams and service management.
• Architecture boards, design reviews, technical working groups and SAFe delivery forums.

• Contribute to the development and maintenance of the infrastructure and platform viewpoints within the end-to-end Solution Architecture.
• Provide architecture guidance across VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF), NSX, compute, storage, backup, recovery, networking, management and shared platform services.

• Review and assure supplier-produced Service Designs, HLDs and supporting artefacts against agreed requirements, policies, standards and architectural direction.
• Work constructively with supplier designers from an early stage to clarify intent, identify dependencies and reduce avoidable design rework.

• Apply Secure by Design principles and support continual security assurance throughout the capability lifecycle.
• Work with security specialists, risk owners and accreditors / assurance authorities to ensure infrastructure designs provide appropriate evidence for security and risk decisions.
• Assess platform integration with IAM, IDAM / IGA, PAM, authentication, federation, directory services, service identities and break-glass arrangements.

• Provide architecture guidance for container platforms such as Red Hat OpenShift and VMware Tanzu, where applicable to the solution.
• Promote repeatable and supportable infrastructure-as-code and configuration-management practices using tools such as Ansible, Terraform and controlled Git-based workflows.
• Contribute to integration, test, migration, transition and operational-readiness planning, including cross-service dependencies and acceptance evidence.

• Provide clear infrastructure and platform advice to customer stakeholders and architecture leadership within the scope delegated to the role.
• Facilitate workshops and design reviews, presenting options, risks and recommendations to technical and non-technical audiences.

• Substantial IT infrastructure experience, including significant experience in infrastructure, platform or solution architecture roles.
• Experience generating, reviewing and assuring Service Designs and HLDs in complex, multi-supplier or regulated environments.
• Credible customer-facing experience, with the ability to influence senior stakeholders, architects and engineering teams.

• Strong knowledge of enterprise infrastructure architecture across compute, storage, network, backup, recovery, virtualisation, platform management and observability.
• Strong VMware VCF and NSX knowledge, including platform lifecycle, resilience, management and workload considerations.
• Understanding of Kubernetes and container platforms, such as OpenShift or VMware Tanzu.
• Understanding of infrastructure automation and configuration management, including tools such as Ansible and Terraform, Git-based workflows and CI/CD controls.
• Familiarity with IAM, IDAM / IGA, PAM, authentication, federation and enterprise directory services.
• Experience of Secure by Design, security assurance and technical risk management.

• Strategic perspective combined with sufficient technical depth to assess designs and challenge supporting evidence.
• Ability to operate effectively where responsibilities are shared across customer, SDT and delivery-supplier organisations.

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