— AWS Cloud Infrastructure & Migrations

The Delivery Tech Lead (DTL) is the senior technical leader of an engagement, typically
owning a single workstream end to end. You''ll coordinate directly with the customer''s
technical leadership, develop the technical strategy for the engagement, and ensure the
team delivers on both technical and business outcomes. Working in partnership with the
Engagement Manager and the customer, you''ll help shape an achievable project plan,
confirm workstreams are adequately staffed, and mentor consultants toward project
milestones.
Key Responsibilities
Technical Leadership & Strategy
• Own the technical strategy for the engagement workstream and drive it to a
documented, agreed target state.
• Coordinate with the customer''s technical leadership on architecture, sequencing,
and risk; drive discussions to an outcome rather than leaving them open.
• Recommend best-fit approaches prescriptively and with conviction, backed by
delivery experience — and say so clearly when the customer''s preferred path is
the wrong one.
• Review designs, code, and IaC personally; set the engineering standard by example.
• Make and document consequential architecture decisions, including trade-offs
considered and those deliberately deferred.
Delivery & Team Leadership
• Partner with the Engagement Manager and customer to develop an achievable
project plan with realistic milestones and dependencies.
• Confirm the workstream is adequately staffed with the right skill mix; escalate gaps
early.
• Mentor consultants — raise technical depth, delivery discipline, and customer-facing
skill across the team.
• Own quality and completion of the engagement: track milestone delivery, unblock
the team, and lead remediation when a workstream needs stabilization.
• Coordinate technical execution alongside partner consultants and other vendor
teams in an Agile delivery model.
• Contribute to utilization of AWS and partner resources, and to the development and
refinement of new delivery offerings.

Foundational Architecture
• Design and deploy AWS foundational environments using Control Tower and Landing
Zone Accelerator (LZA).
• Define and implement multi-account strategy — AWS Organizations, OU structure,
account vending, SCPs, and centralized logging and security tooling.
• Implement IAM and Identity Center, guardrails, and security baselines across the
account structure.
Migration Execution
• Lead discovery and assessment of on-premises estates — application dependency
mapping, right-sizing analysis, and migration wave planning.

• Determine and drive the appropriate migration strategy per workload — rehost (lift-
and-shift) and replatform — balancing speed, risk, and long-term operating cost.

• Oversee lift-and-shift replication of on-premises and VMware-based virtual machines
into EC2, including image conversion and OS/driver remediation.
• Direct replatforming onto managed AWS services — self-managed databases to RDS,
load balancers to ALB/NLB, static content delivery to CloudFront.
• Own hybrid connectivity design — Direct Connect, Site-to-Site VPN, Transit Gateway,
DNS, and Active Directory integration.
• Oversee storage and database migrations (DMS, DataSync, Storage Gateway, Snow
Family) and validate data integrity.
• Set standards for IaC (Terraform, AWS CDK), pipeline automation, and operational
readiness before workloads reach production.
• Produce well-structured design documents, migration runbooks, diagrams, decision
records, and hand-over guides.
Qualifications
• 10+ years designing and operating infrastructure, including 3+ years leading a
technical workstream on customer-facing engagements.
• Bachelor''s degree in Computer Science, or similar.
• Demonstrated hands-on AWS depth — you have personally built production
systems, not solely managed teams that built them.
• Experience setting technical strategy for an engagement and coordinating with
customer technical leadership.
• Hands-on experience building AWS foundational environments — Control Tower,
Landing Zone Accelerator, AWS Organizations, and multi-account architecture.
• Demonstrated experience with cloud migrations; large-scale, multi-wave migrations
a strong plus.
• Practical experience executing rehost and replatform migrations, and the judgment
to recommend the right approach per workload.
• Experience or strong working knowledge of AWS Transform for VMware is a
significant plus.
• Hands-on experience with AWS Migration Hub, AWS Application Migration Service
(MGN), and VM Import/Export.

• Strong AWS networking fundamentals — VPC design, routing, Transit Gateway,
Direct Connect/VPN, and DNS.
• Experience with Infrastructure as Code (IaC) — Terraform and AWS CDK — and at
least one scripting language (Python, Bash, or PowerShell).
• Current ability to review code and IaC, not just architecture diagrams.
• AWS certification required; AWS Solutions Architect – Professional or DevOps
Engineer – Professional preferred.
AWS Foundational & Migration Tools (Nice to have)
Foundation
• AWS Control Tower — Automated landing zone setup and account governance.
• Landing Zone Accelerator (LZA) — Deployable foundational architecture for
regulated and complex environments.
• AWS Organizations / Identity Center — Multi-account structure, OUs, SCPs, and
centralized identity.
Migration
• AWS Transform — Agentic AI-driven acceleration of VMware migration workflows.
• AWS Migration Hub — Centralized tracking of migration progress.
• AWS Application Migration Service (MGN) — Lift-and-shift replication of VMs to
EC2.
• VM Import/Export — Converting VM images.
• AWS Application Discovery Service — Inventory and dependency mapping of source
environments.
• AWS Database Migration Service (DMS) — Homogeneous and heterogeneous
database migration.
• AWS DataSync / Storage Gateway / Snow Family — Bulk and hybrid data transfer.