Lead Infrastructure Architect

Bose Corporation•Atlanta, GA

1d•$151,600 - $208,450•Onsite

About The Position

The IT Architect will serve as the primary Infrastructure lead for M&A activities, responsible for assessing incoming organizations’ technology environments and developing integration and modernization plans. This role will act as the single point of contact for infrastructure-related updates, risks, dependencies, and escalations.

Requirements

10+ years of experience in IT infrastructure, enterprise architecture, or infrastructure architecture.
Strong experience across compute, storage, backup, network, cloud, identity, collaboration, and shared services.
Experience supporting M&A, divestitures, large-scale integrations, or major transformation programs.
Knowledge of AD, Entra ID / Azure AD, SSO, MFA, Microsoft 365, Exchange, Teams, SharePoint, OneDrive, and related platforms.
Ability to assess complex environments and translate findings into integration plans, risks, and executive updates.
Strong stakeholder management, communication, documentation, and escalation management skills.
Bachelor’s in computer science, IT or related fields.

Nice To Haves

Experience with cloud platforms such as Azure, AWS, or GCP.
Experience with Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace migrations.
Familiarity with ITSM platforms, CMDB, monitoring, certificate management, and automation tools.
Knowledge of Zero Trust, conditional access, identity governance, and network segmentation.
Certifications such as ITIL, Azure, AWS, Microsoft 365, or identity-related certifications are a plus.

Responsibilities

Lead infrastructure assessment for mergers, acquisitions, and integrations.
Evaluate acquired-company infrastructure, identity, collaboration, cloud, network, and shared services environments.
Identify risks, gaps, technical debt, security concerns, integration blockers, and modernization opportunities.
Partner with leaders across Core Infrastructure, ICP, Cloud, Identity, Collaboration, Network, Security, and Shared Services.
Develop Day 0, Day 1, Day 2, and long-term integration plans.
Define migration sequencing, dependencies, ownership, risks, and target-state recommendations.
Serve as the primary contact for infrastructure updates, decisions, and escalations.
Prepare executive-level summaries, roadmaps, risk registers, and integration status updates.
Ensure integration plans align with enterprise architecture, security, operational, and governance standards.