ACT Federal Government
Remote working arrangement with location flexibility considered on a case-by-case basis
12 month contract + 24 month extensions
40 hours per week

Our client is a Federal Government department who are seeking experienced Senior Cloud Architects / Cloud Engineers to join their team in a remote working arrangement, with Canberra/ACT preferred.

Role summary:

The Senior Cloud Architect / Cloud Engineer will support the delivery of ICT projects by designing, implementing and managing enterprise-level cloud solutions, with a solid focus on Microsoft Azure and M365 environments.

Key Responsibilities:
Design and develop enterprise-level cloud platform and solution architectures using Microsoft Azure and M365.
Provide technical guidance across the design, development and implementation of secure cloud-based systems, including Azure DevOps, automation, CI/CD and Infrastructure as Code.
Collaborate with business owners, developers, enterprise architects,



testers and other stakeholders to deliver solutions aligned with stakeholder requirements and whole-of-government standards.

Selection Criteria:
Minimum 5 years’ experience implementing and managing cloud systems and technologies, with solid hands-on experience across Microsoft Azure services including Azure App Services, Functions, Logic Apps, Azure SQL, Service Bus and API Management.
Demonstrated experience with Azure DevOps, Infrastructure as Code, CI/CD, Entra ID, Key Vault, Azure Monitor, Application Insights, Azure networking, Private Endpoints and RBAC.
Robust communication, collaboration and Agile delivery skills, with experience working across multidisciplinary teams and mentoring technical team members.

On offer is a 12-month contract with 24 month extension options at a highly sought-after Federal Government department, with a highly competitive daily rate.

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