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VCF AVI Architect [84498]

Posted 2 days ago

onward searchFargo (ND)

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About the role

Our client, a financial services organization, is seeking a VCF AVI Architect for a temporary, remote-in-region opportunity. This role leads the architecture and integration of VMware AVI within a VCF 9.1 private cloud. The architect will modernize application delivery across VPC, NSX, OpenShift, Kubernetes, and VM environments. There is no application deadline for this role.
VCF AVI Architect Responsibilities: Lead the architectural strategy and design for a greenfield AVI deployment in VCF 9.1.Define AVI Controller cluster topologies, capacity planning, and lifecycle management standards. Architect Service Engine Groups and AVI integration patterns for VCF VPCs and NSX segments. Design container load-balancing strategies using AKO and AMKO for OpenShift and VMware Kubernetes Service. Establish multi-site GSLB, infrastructure-as-code, automation, and load-balancing governance frameworks.
VCF AVI Architect Qualifications: Deep technical expertise in AVI and enterprise application delivery architecture. Experience with VCF 9.1, VPCs, NSX networking, and VM workload environments. Knowledge of OpenShift, Kubernetes, and VMware Kubernetes Service application delivery. Experience with AKO, AMKO, GSLB, and multi-site resiliency architectures. Exceptional technical leadership skills for advising infrastructure, networking, security, executive, and technical stakeholders.
Perks and Benefits: Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance. Life Insurance.401(k) Program. Commuter Benefit.eLearning and Ongoing Training. Education Reimbursement. Eligibility requires working over 30 hours per week on an assignment lasting at least 10 weeks. If you meet the qualifications and are excited about this opportunity, apply today! Our team will connect with you to discuss next steps, support you through the interview process, and advocate for your success.

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