Application Architect: Azure Cloud

In this role, you'll work in one of our IBM Consulting Client Innovation Centers (Delivery Centers), where we deliver deep technical and industry expertise to a wide range of public and private sector clients around the world. Our delivery centers offer our clients locally based skills and technical expertise to drive innovation and adoption of new technology
As an IBM Application Architect, you directly help clients transform their business and solve complex problems. You will define the scope and vision for projects that deliver customized solutions using your knowledge of IBM platforms. You are a technical leader, serving as a liaison among business partners, technical resources, and project stakeholders. Your Role and Responsibilities

Microsoft Azure Application Solution design and implementation using Azure PaaS and SaaS offerings.

Microsoft Azure Logic Apps, Azure Functions, Azure Service Bus, Azure IoT, Azure App Fabric and other App Services.

Azure certification is desirable.

Cloud Migration/Modernization experience.

You'll have access to all the technical and management training courses to grow your expertise.

You'll learn directly from expert developers in the field; our team leads love to mentor.

You have the opportunity to work in many different areas to determine what really excites you.

Required Technical and Professional Expertise

10+relevant software development experience in full stack

Proficient in .Net Core with React or Angular

Proficient in Web API, MVC and Microservices

Proficient with Azure Platform Development (Azure Functions, Azure Services etc)

Proficient in one or more of Data Development (SQL Databases, No SQL, Cloud Datastores etc) technologies

Preferred Technical and Professional Expertise

Proficient in Cloud Native Deployment with CI/CD Pipelines. [One of GitHub Actions or Azure DevOps] into serverless containers (Kubernetes, Docker)

Experience in Agile teams applying the best architectural, design, unit testing patterns & practices with an eye for code quality and standards.

Nice to have event-based programming (IoT)