GDIT is seeking an Azure Solutions Architect for its Federal Civilian Division. The role supports a large-scale, global Cloud and Data Center Services program for the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Diplomatic Technology. The architect designs and deploys Azure cloud services across enterprise environments to support the department’s mission, objectives, and goals. The position combines Azure expertise with client leadership, solution shaping, operational oversight, and technical mentorship. The architect designs and configures Azure infrastructure and platform services, including AI solutions, and uses infrastructure-as-code to standardize and automate deployments in hybrid and multicloud environments. The role develops Azure landing-zone strategy and governance, and supports platform services involving converged and cloud infrastructure, data protection, monitoring, and security. The position supports 24x7x365 cloud operations, service delivery, incident escalation, monitoring, migrations, performance tuning, resource lifecycle management, and operational readiness. It also designs security controls and governance aligned with applicable government requirements and industry frameworks, and works with service providers, engineering teams, and stakeholders to improve delivery and standardize cloud practices. The architect prepares documentation and knowledge-transfer materials for government employees and support contractors. The position is hybrid or onsite in the National Capital Region, with periodic travel to customer and data-center sites. Travel outside the area is expected to be less than 10%. This is a contingent position expected to start in spring 2027.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior