Red hat Principal Chief Architect 

India 

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What will you do?

• Serve as a subject matter expert to the SA/SSA community in respective geography, ensuring that architectural patterns are reused in order to create Sales, Support, and Engineering efficiencies.

• Understand both how to define an architecture but also how to code as a reusable GitOps Pattern, utilizing tools like Helm or Ansible.

• Be able to debug code written by other engineers and, when needed, propose improvements (in the form of pull requests).

• Serve as a key facilitator uniting sellers with Open Source community practices, enabling the sharing of that knowledge inside and outside of our company.

• Participate in Executive Briefing Centre (EBC) sessions to capture future level requirements and report them in a consistent manner through the Field Feedback Forum.

• Review of any technical architecture proposals in the region before they are sent by the Solution Architect or SSA to their customers.

• Understand and articulate the business requirements of customers and partners and what are their drivers for working with Red Hat.

What will you bring?

• Ability to speak, write, and share insights on behalf of Red Hat in a variety of scenarios, including both internal and external audiences (i.e., should be able to serve as a media spokesperson for their geography).

• Strong ability to define and describe complex domain architecture from a logical, functional, and technical perspective.

• Implement the deployment of those architecture following a DevOps and GitOps pattern

• Contribute code/configurations in at least two languages such as Python, Go, Helm, Ansible, Rust, Bash.

• Strong knowledge of Red Hat’s product portfolio from their domain or specialty perspective.

• Established relationships with Solution Architects in their geography regarding Red Hat products in their domain of expertise.

• Demonstrated success with previous customer implementations; ability to engage and expand product cross-sell with customers over time.

• Demonstrated capability in reuse of existing patterns (avoiding bespoke solutions for each customer) and a healthy modularization practice which enables reusability.