Cloud Architect – Azure Government, FedRAMP Boundary & Architecture Lead
Job Description:
• Lead boundary definition and architecture workshops for FedRAMP-target systems.
• Produce architecture diagrams and narratives that align to FedRAMP package expectations.
• Advise on secure patterns for identity, encryption, logging/monitoring, vulnerability management, and recovery.
• Support remediation planning and technical walkthroughs with assessors/sponsors when needed.
Requirements:
• 7+ years cloud architecture experience with at least 3+ years hands-on Microsoft Azure architecture
• Azure certifications (e.g., AZ-305, AZ-500) or security certifications (CCSP/CISSP)
• Strong understanding of cloud networking, identity, encryption/key management, logging/monitoring, and secure design patterns
• Working familiarity with NIST 800-53 security concepts and how architecture decisions drive control/evidence outcomes.
• Ability to translate architecture into clear diagrams and written narratives for non-architect audiences.
• Comfort collaborating with security engineers and technical writers to keep implementation + documentation consistent.
• Bachelor’s degree (strongly preferred) in Computer Science, Engineering, IT, or related field
Benefits:
• Remote-first; occasional workshops may be requested (0–10% travel)
• No clearance required; must be able to pass a standard background check and sign NDA/SOW
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• Lead boundary definition and architecture workshops for FedRAMP-target systems.
• Produce architecture diagrams and narratives that align to FedRAMP package expectations.
• Advise on secure patterns for identity, encryption, logging/monitoring, vulnerability management, and recovery.
• Support remediation planning and technical walkthroughs with assessors/sponsors when needed.
Requirements:
• 7+ years cloud architecture experience with at least 3+ years hands-on Microsoft Azure architecture
• Azure certifications (e.g., AZ-305, AZ-500) or security certifications (CCSP/CISSP)
• Strong understanding of cloud networking, identity, encryption/key management, logging/monitoring, and secure design patterns
• Working familiarity with NIST 800-53 security concepts and how architecture decisions drive control/evidence outcomes.
• Ability to translate architecture into clear diagrams and written narratives for non-architect audiences.
• Comfort collaborating with security engineers and technical writers to keep implementation + documentation consistent.
• Bachelor’s degree (strongly preferred) in Computer Science, Engineering, IT, or related field
Benefits:
• Remote-first; occasional workshops may be requested (0–10% travel)
• No clearance required; must be able to pass a standard background check and sign NDA/SOW
Apply Now
Apply Now