Role Description We are seeking a Cloud Solutions Architect to design and govern cloud-native solutions across compute, networking, data, identity, and security domains on a major cloud platform. The role partners closely with business stakeholders, security architects, and engineering teams to translate strategic objectives into pragmatic, scalable, and cost-effective cloud architectures aligned with enterprise standards. The ideal candidate brings strong breadth across modern cloud capabilities, depth in at least one major provider, and the architectural judgment to balance time-to-market, cost, security, and long-term maintainability. Key Responsibilities - Design end-to-end cloud solutions covering compute, networking, storage, identity, data, and observability layers. - Lead solution architecture reviews and approval processes for major cloud initiatives. - Define cloud landing zone, account structure, and tagging strategies for new and existing workloads. - Establish reference architectures, blueprints, and reusable patterns adopted across engineering teams. - Architect security, identity, and compliance controls embedded into the cloud foundation. - Design networking topologies including VPC/VNet design, transit hubs, hybrid connectivity, and private endpoints. - Lead cloud migration, modernization, and re-platforming initiatives across application portfolios. - Drive cost optimization, capacity planning, and FinOps practices across the cloud estate, partnering with finance and engineering teams to make cloud spend transparent, predictable, and tied to delivered business value. - Partner with security architects to embed identity, data protection, and compliance controls from the outset. - Produce architecture artifacts including context diagrams, sequence diagrams, and decision records. - Provide technical leadership and mentorship to engineering teams during solution delivery. - Engage with cloud providers and platform partners to evaluate roadmap fit. - Track emerging cloud capabilities and ecosystem developments, assessing relevance to current and planned workloads, and recommend strategic adoption based on demonstrated value and operational maturity. - Maintain alignment with enterprise architecture standards, security policies, and regulatory obligations, ensuring that cloud designs satisfy both engineering goals and the broader compliance posture of the organization. Qualifications - Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, or a related field. - Eight or more years of experience in software engineering or solution architecture roles. - Deep expertise designing cloud-native solutions on at least one major cloud platform. - Strong understanding of cloud networking, identity, and security primitives. - Experience with cloud migration, modernization, and platform consolidation programs. - Strong understanding of containerization, serverless, and managed data services. - Excellent communication, facilitation, and stakeholder management skills. - Experience producing formal architecture artifacts and presenting them to senior leadership. - Track record of leading architecture reviews and influencing engineering direction. - Cloud architecture certification (AWS, Azure, or GCP). Preferred Qualifications - Multiple cloud architecture certifications. - Experience with multi-cloud or hybrid cloud architectures. - Familiarity with enterprise architecture frameworks such as TOGAF. - Exposure to regulated industries with strict cloud compliance requirements. - Experience driving FinOps and cost transparency initiatives. How to Apply Would you like to know more about this opportunity? For immediate consideration, please send your resume to [email protected] or contact us at (908) 505-3545. Learn more about Bright Vision Technologies at www.bvteck.com . Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) Statement Bright Vision Technologies (BV Teck) is committed to equal employment opportunity (EEO) for all employees and applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, national origin, age, genetic information, disability, veteran status, or any other protected status as defined by applicable federal, state, or local laws. This commitment extends to all aspects of employment, including recruitment, hiring, training, compensation, promotion, transfer, leaves of absence, termination, layoffs, and recall. BV Teck expressly prohibits any form of workplace harassment or discrimination. Any improper interference with employees' ability to perform their job duties may result in disciplinary action up to and including termination of employment.

• Work with open source communities (e.g. istio) to build the next generation service mesh for all Airbnb back-end services; • Build the cross-region gateways and load balancers for global Airbnb services; • Work with external partners and internal engineering and security teams to deliver edge security systems that protect Airbnb services; • Design the multi-region network architecture on public clouds, and build software and operation tools to manage Airbnb’s production network; • Work with product and engineering teams to optimize the network performance for Airbnb services;

• Own cloud networking across the engineering organization. • Architect, build, and operate the network foundation that our platform and product teams depend on. • Set the technical direction for cloud networking as we scale. • Design and deploy IPv6-native VPC architecture. • Define the long-term strategy for network connectivity across cloud providers. • Establish standards for cloud networking decisions and raise the networking competency of engineers around you. • Take over the existing network and design its successor — a deliberate, modern architecture.

Role Description We’re looking for an SRE who is equally comfortable on the robotics side—compute on the vehicle, topside operator machines, field deployments—and the cloud side: data ingestion, processing pipelines, and our customer-facing platform. You’ll build the automation, observability, and operational guardrails that let a small team run continuous AUV operations without continuous heroics, turning manual recovery steps into self-healing systems and shrinking the set of failures that only one person knows how to fix. This is a hands-on senior infrastructure role with a strong automation mandate and a shared on-call rotation. You’ll set reliability direction across vehicle-side and cloud-side systems, raise the operational bar for the team, and mentor others toward it. You’ll be a force multiplier for reliability across the company, not a ticket queue. Reports to: Head of Software. East Coast location is required to support coverage across both European operations and the East Coast during 12-hour on-call shifts. Travel to field deployments and Richmond HQ is expected (approximately 5–15%). What You’ll Do - Own reliability across the full path from vehicle to customer: AUV onboard compute (Jetson-class modules, ROS 2), topside/operator systems, cloud data pipelines, and the platform that delivers data products. - Build and extend infrastructure automation—provisioning, configuration management, deployment, and self-recovery—so that routine field operations and pipeline runs require minimal manual intervention. - Design and improve observability: metrics, logging, tracing, and alerting that give both robotics and data teams early, actionable signal across vehicle fleets and cloud services. - Drive down on-call burden by identifying and eliminating single points of failure, writing runbooks, and automating the manual steps that currently require tribal knowledge. - Participate in a shared on-call rotation covering both robotics-side and cloud-side incidents in 12-hour shifts spanning European and East Coast business hours; lead and contribute to blameless post-incident reviews. - Define and track reliability targets, availability, data yield, recovery time, tied to continuous-operations goals, and partner with robotics and data teams to meet them. - Manage cloud infrastructure on AWS (compute, storage, networking, IaC, cost, and security posture) for data processing and platform workloads. - Improve fleet- and vehicle-level configuration management, deployment safety, and rollback so changes reach the field reliably and predictably. Qualifications - 5+ years in an SRE, DevOps, or infrastructure engineering role running production systems with real uptime and on-call responsibilities, including senior-level ownership of reliability outcomes. - Experience implementing a scalable incident management and operational excellence mechanism that treats operators as customers, building processes and tooling that serve the people running operations day to day, not just the engineering team. - Strong automation instincts: comfortable scripting and building tooling in Python and/or Go and Bash, and using infrastructure-as-code (Terraform or equivalent). - Hands-on AWS experience across compute, storage, networking, and IAM, plus containerization and orchestration (Docker, Kubernetes or similar). - Working knowledge of Linux internals, networking, and observability tooling (Prometheus/Grafana or equivalents). - Comfort operating across environments that aren’t just cloud: embedded or edge compute, intermittent connectivity, and physical systems that fail in messy ways. - A reliability mindset: you instrument before you guess, you automate the second time you do something manually, and you write things down so the next person or the system can handle it without you. - Strong ownership and communication in a small, fast-moving team. Nice to Have - Experience with robotics or embedded systems: ROS / ROS 2, Jetson or similar edge compute, sensor integration. - Background supporting field operations, autonomous systems, or hardware-in-the-loop environments. - Familiarity with data pipelines and geospatial or large-binary data formats. - Experience standing up on-call practices and incident response from an early stage. - Some connection to the ocean: professional, academic, or personal. You’re excited to be around people who dive, sail, build, and explore offshore. - Active U.S. Secret security clearance or above. Compensation $164,000–$220,000 base salary annually, depending on location. The upper end of the range reflects compensation in the New York, NY metro. In addition, we offer comprehensive employee benefits and equity. Work Authorization Candidates must have legal authorization to work in the United States without visa sponsorship. Bedrock does not sponsor employment visas. Due to the nature of our government and defense work, candidates must be eligible to obtain a U.S. Secret security clearance if requested. An active Secret or higher clearance is not required to apply, but candidates who hold one are strongly preferred. Not a Fit If… - You prefer environments where cloud and hardware never mix. - You’d rather build tickets than eliminate them. - You’re not comfortable with on-call ownership on a small team. - You want to optimize existing systems, not build the reliability practice alongside the product. Company Description Bedrock Ocean builds and operates autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) that collect georeferenced ocean-floor data at commercial scale. We deliver bathymetric and imagery data products to customers through our own platform, and we’re scaling toward continuous, around-the-clock data collection campaigns spanning months at a time. Keeping vehicles in the water and data flowing reliably is a core engineering problem and this role owns the reliability of the systems on both ends of that pipeline. Headquartered in Richmond, California, Bedrock Ocean Exploration is building autonomous ocean intelligence that will enable the ocean economy to solve the world’s most pressing challenges in maritime security, infrastructure, energy, and climate.