Design, operate, and continuously improve a shared Azure platform that provides governance, security, networking, and standardized landing zones.
Partner closely with architecture, security, networking, and identity to ensure the platform meets enterprise standards without sacrificing developer experience.
Own and operate the Azure platform built on CAF, ensuring reliability, security, and great DX (developer experience).
Implement policy driven governance (Azure Policy, Management Groups, RBAC) and automate guardrails end to end.
Continuously improve security, compliance, and cost efficiency (visibility, controls, and actionable insights).
Automate platform components with IaC (e.g., Bicep, Terraform) and CI/CD for repeatable releases.
Be a trusted advisor to platform consumers —support teams onboarding to landing zones and remove friction.
Raise the bar on self-service catalog items, docs, and golden paths that speed up delivery safely.

You're an Azure pro with real enterprise impact and hands-on with CAF and Enterprise Scale Landing Zones.
You think in governance and code: management groups, Azure Policy, RBAC, and IaC with Bicep or Terraform.
Operating a shared, multitenant platform is your home turf: you keep it secure and standardized while giving teams the freedom to move fast.
You communicate crisply across architecture, security, and product—and you’re fluent in English.
Bonus points if you’ve shipped via Azure DevOps or GitHub Actions, have a feel for FinOps/cost control, and bring platform engineering instincts (golden paths, self-service, SLOs).
Microsoft certification AZ305 is advantageous.

Ownership of a strategic Azure platform used by teams across the enterprise.
Influence over cloud standards, guardrails, and architecture —make great defaults the easy path.
A modern, cloud first environment aligned to enterprise principles (public cloud where fit, governed and secure).
Close collaboration with development teams and the chance to shape how we build on Azure.

Azure Platform Architect

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