apexanalytix - Director - Architect

About Us:

At apexanalytix, we are lifelong innovators. Since our founding nearly four decades ago, we have been consistently growing, profitable, and delivering the best procure-to-pay solutions to the world. We are the perfect balance of an established company and a start-up. Most of our clients are on The Global 2000, trusting us to provide the latest in controls, audit, and analytics software every day.

The Role:

apexanalytix is seeking a hands-on Architect to own the technical foundation of our platform and the applications that run on it as we scale globally. This is a high-leverage technical leadership role requiring the ability to reason across the infrastructure and application boundary.

Key Responsibilities:

- Own the architectural vision and standards for our private cloud, including Kubernetes at fleet scale, GitOps, networking, and storage.

- Set architectural standards across the product estate, including .NET and Go microservices.

- Define standards for the Cilium eBPF networking layer and Rook-Ceph storage.

- Own application performance, resilience, and distributed data tier architecture.

- Write and review production code in C#, Go, and automation tools like OpenTofu/Terraform.

- Mentor engineers across global teams, including our Noida GCC.

Required Skills:

- 8+ years of infrastructure/platform engineering experience, with 4+ years of deep, hands-on Kubernetes expertise in production environments at scale.

- Strong GitOps practice (FluxCD or ArgoCD).

- Substantial CNI experience with Cilium or comparable eBPF-based networking.

- Hands-on experience with .NET/C# and Go.

- Experience with distributed and geo-replicated database architecture.

- Active experience with AI-assisted software development.

- Strong Linux fundamentals and automation skills (OpenTofu, Ansible).

Education:

- Undergraduate degree in computer science, engineering, or another technical field required.

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