Role Description Provides architectural and big picture oversight for development of new or enhanced products. Articulates the architectural vision, conceptualizes, and experiments with alternative architectural approaches, creates models and component and interface specification documents, and validates the architecture against requirements and assumptions. - Works with various product developers, product managers, and customer application experts to create software products containing required features and modifications. - Provides technical advice to other departments within the organization and may be responsible for integrating components built by product developers. - Works without supervision on highly complex projects. - Wide latitude for independent judgment. - Highly skilled with extensive proficiency. Qualifications - Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or a related field with 12+ years of relevant experience; or Master's degree with 10+ years of relevant experience. - 10+ years of experience in mainframe software architecture and development, with demonstrated experience in large-scale, mission-critical systems. - Advanced proficiency with mainframe technologies including COBOL, CICS, BMS, JCL, VSAM, and IBM Assembler (ALC). - Demonstrated experience with Java development in a mainframe or enterprise environment a plus. - Experience with DevSecOps tools and frameworks, including GitHub, Jenkins, and IBM Dependency Based Build (DBB) a plus. - Proficiency with scripting languages such as Python, PowerShell, REXX, CLIST, or Perl. - Demonstrated ability to design and validate enterprise-level architectures against complex regulatory and technical requirements. - Experience with healthcare claims processing systems, particularly Medicare Fee For Service. - Experience with Medicare DME, Medicare Part A, Medicare Part B, or the Medicare Common Working File (CWF) specific processing systems. - Experience working with or in support of CMS programs or contracts. - Application lifecycle methodology experience, specifically Agile/SCRUM within a SAFe framework. - Strong communication skills with demonstrated ability to present complex technical concepts to both technical and non-technical stakeholders, including government clients. - Must be able to obtain and maintain a Public Trust clearance. - Must be a US Citizen. Requirements - Familiarity with collaboration and project management tools: Jira, Confluence, Slack. - Familiarity with CMS security frameworks including the CMS Acceptable Risk Safeguards (ARS) and CMS Technical Reference Architecture (TRA). - Experience with the ECHIMP change management process or equivalent CMS change control processes. Benefits - Target Salary Range: $146,000 - $234,000. - Salary is determined by various factors, including but not limited to, the scope and responsibilities of the position, the individual’s experience, education, knowledge, skills, and competencies, as well as geographic location and business and contract considerations. - Depending on the position, employees may be eligible for overtime, shift differential, and a discretionary bonus in addition to base pay. Company Description Peraton is a next-generation national security company that drives missions of consequence spanning the globe and extending to the farthest reaches of the galaxy. As the world’s leading mission capability integrator and transformative enterprise IT provider, we deliver trusted, highly differentiated solutions and technologies to protect our nation and allies. - Peraton operates at the critical nexus between traditional and nontraditional threats across all domains: land, sea, space, air, and cyberspace. - The company serves as a valued partner to essential government agencies and supports every branch of the U.S. armed forces. - Each day, our employees do the can’t be done by solving the most daunting challenges facing our customers.

Role Description This is a full-time Remote role for an experienced Senior Platform Architect / DevOps Engineer — Microsoft Fabric who enjoys solving complex data problems and takes ownership from design through delivery. You can work from home (anywhere in INDIA, job location is in India). This role is ideal for someone who can build scalable data pipelines on Microsoft Azure Fabric, leverage AI to improve engineering productivity, and work closely with business and technical stakeholders. We're looking for a Senior Platform Architect with strong DevOps expertise to design, implement, and operationalize our Microsoft Fabric data platform. You'll own the architecture of our unified data estate — spanning OneLake, Data Factory pipelines, Synapse Data Engineering, Power BI, and Real-Time Analytics — while building the CI/CD, governance, and automation backbone that lets our data teams ship reliably and securely. This is a hands-on architecture role: you'll set technical direction and also build it yourself. What You'll Do - Design and own the end-to-end architecture for Microsoft Fabric, including OneLake data lake structure, workspace and capacity strategy, domain/workspace segregation, and medallion (bronze/silver/gold) layering. - Define and implement DevOps practices for Fabric: Git integration, deployment pipelines, environment promotion (dev/test/prod), and infrastructure-as-code for Fabric items (lakehouses, warehouses, notebooks, pipelines, semantic models). - Build and maintain CI/CD pipelines (Azure DevOps or GitHub Actions) for Fabric artifacts, including automated testing, validation, and rollback strategies. - Architect and enforce governance, security, and access controls across Fabric — workspace roles, OneLake data access policies, sensitivity labels, row-level security, and integration with Microsoft Purview. - Design capacity planning and cost optimization strategies for Fabric capacity units (CUs), monitoring consumption and tuning workloads to control spend. - Partner with data engineers, analysts, and platform teams to standardize development patterns, reusable templates, and best practices across Fabric workloads (Data Factory, Data Engineering/Spark, Data Warehouse, Real-Time Intelligence, Power BI). - Own monitoring, alerting, and observability for the platform using Fabric monitoring hub, Azure Monitor, and Log Analytics. - Lead migration efforts from legacy platforms (Synapse Analytics, Azure Data Factory, on-prem SSIS/SQL Server, or other cloud data warehouses) onto Microsoft Fabric. - Mentor engineering teams on Fabric architecture patterns, DevOps practices, and operational excellence. - Act as the primary technical escalation point for platform reliability, performance, and incident response. Qualifications - 8+ years of experience in data platform architecture, cloud infrastructure, or DevOps engineering roles. - 2+ years of hands-on experience with Microsoft Fabric, or deep equivalent experience with Azure Synapse Analytics, Power BI, and Azure Data Factory with a clear path to Fabric. - Strong command of OneLake, Lakehouse and Warehouse architecture, Delta Lake/Parquet formats, and medallion architecture design. - Proven DevOps expertise: Git-based version control, CI/CD pipeline design (Azure DevOps or GitHub Actions), and infrastructure-as-code (Bicep, Terraform, or ARM templates) for Azure/Fabric resources. - Solid understanding of Fabric security model — workspace roles, item-level permissions, OneLake data access roles, sensitivity labels, and integration with Microsoft Entra ID (Azure AD) and Purview. - Experience with Fabric capacity management, performance tuning, and cost governance (CU monitoring, throttling, smoothing). - Hands-on skills in at least one of: PySpark/Spark SQL, T-SQL, Python, or KQL for pipeline and query development. - Experience integrating Fabric with external tools — APIs, Power Automate, Azure Functions, or third-party data sources. - Strong communication skills with the ability to translate architecture decisions for both technical teams and business stakeholders. - Prior experience leading platform migrations to modern data platforms is a strong plus. Nice to Have - Microsoft certifications: DP-600 (Fabric Analytics Engineer), DP-203 (Azure Data Engineer), or Azure Solutions Architect Expert. - Experience with Power BI semantic model optimization and DirectLake mode. - Familiarity with data mesh or domain-driven data architecture principles. - Background in regulated industries requiring strict data governance (finance, healthcare, etc.). Must-have skills - Microsoft Fabric - Azure DevOps - Data Platform Good-to-have skills - Infrastructure as code - Spark SQL

Role Description As Power Architecture Lead for PMIC, you will own the IVR architecture end-to-end — power conversion topology, digital control engine and analog subsystems. You will work directly with the Head of Engineering, digital architecture leads, and analog design team, and engage foundry partners and key customers at the architecture level. This role requires equal fluency in power electronics and mixed-signal IC design. You will define the architecture, validate the tradeoffs across topology, packaging, and thermal constraints, and drive execution through tape-out. What You’ll Do - Architecture & Definition - Define IVR architecture: multi-phase interleaved buck converter topology, phase count configurability, switching frequency selection, and efficiency targets across load conditions - Architect the digital control engine: per-phase duty cycle control, current balance, DVFS sequencing, and transient response optimization for AI workload dynamics - Define the control and telemetry interface - Establish power domain architecture for multi-domain compute targets: phase allocation, rail sequencing, and cross-domain coordination - Define input power spec, inrush management, and integration requirements for in-package passive components including integrated inductors - Mixed-Signal & Analog Oversight - Define requirements for analog subsystems: gate drivers, current sensing (DCR / integrated sense), on-chip thermal diodes, and oscillator / clock generation - Oversee integrated inductor evaluation and selection — saturation current, DCR, Q-factor, and co-design with converter switching frequency - Establish PVT corner strategy and margin targets across process, voltage, and temperature for all analog blocks - Drive analog-digital co-design: ensure digital control loop stability across all PVT corners with defined phase margin and gain margin targets - Define ESD and latch-up protection strategy for high-current power bumps - Implementation Oversight - Guide process node selection for Gen 1 and roadmap generations — evaluate tradeoffs between power density, analog capability, and cost - Lead IP evaluation for gate driver, ADC, and reference blocks; define custom vs. licensed IP strategy - Drive DFT strategy for power chiplet: stuck-at fault coverage, analog BIST for converter calibration, and production test requirements - Define packaging integration requirements - Customer & Ecosystem Engagement - Translate AI compute platform power delivery requirements into product specifications — engage customers at the architecture level to validate rail counts, current targets, and transient profiles - Interface with foundry partners on process capability, passive integration options, and packaging design rules - Support technical due diligence for strategic partnerships and customer evaluations - Roadmap & IP - Define the multi-generation architecture roadmap — establish a clear migration path from initial process node to advanced nodes with improved power density and packaging integration Qualifications - 15+ years in power IC architecture; 5+ years at Principal level or higher in a fabless, IDM, or PMIC-focused semiconductor environment - Deep expertise in multi-phase synchronous buck converter design — topology selection, loop compensation, stability analysis, and efficiency optimization across load - Mixed-signal IC design fluency: gate driver design, current sensing techniques, analog control loops, and ADC/DAC integration in CMOS processes - Hands-on experience with integrated passive components — on-chip or in-package inductors, capacitors, and their interaction with converter performance - Advanced packaging familiarity: flip-chip, 2.5D/3D integration, bump map design, and thermal/electrical co-design for power-dense applications - Experience driving power IC tape-outs from architecture definition through silicon bring-up and characterization - Proficiency in power converter simulation: SPICE-level transient analysis, AC loop stability, and PVT corner sweeps Good to Have - Experience with kilowatt-class power delivery for AI accelerators, GPUs, or high-performance CPUs is a big plus - Familiarity with in-package voltage regulator architectures (FIVR, LEGO-style VR, or substrate-embedded passives) - Background in PMBus / I2C / proprietary digital power management interfaces — experience migrating from legacy interfaces to die-to-die control fabric is a plus - Prior startup experience or comfort with early-stage technical ambiguity and fast-paced execution

Role Description We're hiring an Architect to be the guardian of simplicity. Informed K12 has been working closely with districts for over a decade, which is long enough to learn the truth about software: the code that survives isn't the cleverest, it's the most maintainable. We think maintainability is one of the most important and most under-rated ideas in engineering. In the age of AI, anyone can ship a working feature in an afternoon; the scarce skill is keeping the system coherent as it grows. You'll join at the stage where good architectural decisions compound and bad ones calcify — and you'll own the question of where engineering rigor moves when the code is increasingly written by machines, and how we guard it. What You'll Do - Own the durability of our core platform data model and the discipline about when to add new structure versus leave things flexible. - Own API design across an increasingly programmatic surface: partner integrations, programmatic workflow APIs, authentication for partners and AI agents. - Own architectural review across core engineering, including the major migrations we expect to take on over the next 12 to 24 months. - Mentor senior ICs without becoming a bottleneck. - Own the patterns, tests, and tooling that make our AI-assisted engineering loop produce work we can stand behind. - Talk to enterprise customers in the room, not just through PMs, including real time onsite with our districts. - Bring a sharp point of view on AI, get ahead of the shift every software company is about to face, and leave your fingerprints on how we navigate it. Qualifications - 10+ years of senior engineering experience, including significant time working with enterprise software, and ideally experience working at a platform company (not just an internal app team). - Fluency with API design, data modeling for operational systems, and the trade-off space between tight and loose coupling. - Has shipped architectural migrations affecting many users without melting the customer base, and can describe the failure modes you avoided, not just the wins. - Uses Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, or equivalent in real production work and can articulate what AI makes cheap and what requires heavy guidance. - Has talked to enterprise customers in the room, not just through PMs, and holds substantive opinions on software design, architecture, and engineering. Preferred - Has published, talks or posts, not for the credential but as evidence of reflective practice. - Prior experience with regulated industries, K-12, or public-sector procurement. Benefits - Healthcare coverage: 100% for employees, 35% for dependents. - Uncapped PTO. - Monthly productivity allowance (co-working space, coffee shop, working lunch). - New hire stipend for remote office setup. - Monthly wifi reimbursement. - Annual personal office supply stipend. - Skills development stipend (begins at 1-year anniversary). How to Apply Every application is personally reviewed by a member of our team. Include the following in your application: - A 1-paragraph answer to: "What is an architectural or data model decision that you made or saw that created painful downstream issues later on?" - A link to writing or code we can read (any format). - Optional: an opinion on a software book or thinker you consider overrated or underrated.