Lead DevOps Architect

Date PostedJuly 16, 2026LocationFlexible / RemoteCompanyKyndrylSalary$118,700 - $168,700TypeSenior Level

Job Summary

The Lead Architect will manage mission-critical infrastructure, focusing on enterprise-level DevOps practices. Key responsibilities include infrastructure automation, cloud platform management, and leading the full lifecycle of OpenShift and container orchestration. You will drive end-to-end technical initiatives while collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure high availability and scalability.

Responsibilities

  • Manage and maintain highly available production infrastructure
  • Develop automation workflows using Ansible, Terraform, and CI/CD tools
  • Oversee full lifecycle of OpenShift and container platforms
  • Lead complex infrastructure projects from analysis to implementation

Required Skills

  • 10+ years in IT Architecture
  • 7+ years experience in enterprise-level environments
  • Proficiency in Terraform, Ansible, Puppet, Chef, Jenkins, and Kubernetes
  • Expertise in Python, Go, and cloud platforms (AWS/GCP/Azure)

Job Details

### Operating Systems & Core Infrastructure - Windows, Linux, and RHEL: Strong administration skills and advanced troubleshooting experience. - Production Infrastructure: Experience managing highly available, scalable enterprise environments. - Infrastructure as Code: Hands-on experience developing and managing infrastructure using Ansible, Jenkins, GitHub, Puppet, Chef, Terraform, and YAML. - Automation and Certificate Management: Experience with Ansible automation and IIS certificate management. - Cloud Platforms: Working knowledge of AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft technologies. - Terraform: Experience building and maintaining Terraform-based environments and test sets. ### Platform & Container Orchestration - OpenShift Ecosystem: Expertise across the full platform lifecycle. - Installation: Deploying clusters across a range of environments. - Configuration: Setting up compute, networking, and control plane components. - Integration: Connecting OpenShift to enterprise systems and services. - Day 2 Operations: Managing upgrades, scaling, patching, monitoring, and logging. - Ansible: Automating system configuration, provisioning, and deployment workflows. - Programming Languages: Writing clean, maintainable code in Python and Go. - GitOps: Managing infrastructure as code. - CI/CD: Building and maintaining secure, reliable deployment pipelines. - Cloud IAM: Managing identities, access controls, and role-based permissions. ### Engineering Capabilities - Problem Abstraction: Translating complex issues into repeatable, reusable solutions. - End-to-End Ownership: Driving initiatives from analysis through implementation and documentation. Working independently with minimal supervision while maintaining high standards.