Senior DevOps & SRE Solution Architect

Captiare; Hong Kong; On-site; HKD 900,000 - 1,300,000; Full time

Job summary

Captiare is seeking a Solution Architect (DevOps & Site Reliability) for a regional bank. You will assess complex production changes, advise the Change Advisory Board, and lead failure analyses while driving architecture improvements across systems.

Requires 5+ years in related technical roles, hands-on Java, microservices, REST APIs, cloud/container experience, and strong English communication. Strong collaboration with cross-functional teams is essential.

Qualifications

• Min 5 years in software development, system analysis, or related technical role.
• Hands-on Java development experience with design, troubleshooting, and change effort estimation.
• Experience with microservices, REST APIs, and system integrations.
• Knowledge of cloud and container concepts; deploying on cloud/container platforms.
• Experience supporting production releases and post-implementation monitoring.
• Knowledge of source control, CI/CD, and logging/monitoring.
• Excellent written and spoken English.

Responsibilities

• Advise Change Advisory Board on production change plans.
• Lead failed-change analysis and lessons learned.
• Assess solution design, cross-system dependencies, and implementation risks.
• Contribute to engineering and architecture improvements.
• Communicate technical risks and recommendations to stakeholders.

Skills

Java programming

Microservices

REST APIs

CI/CD

Cloud concepts

Container concepts

Production releases

Source control

English communication

Job description

Captiare is seeking a Solution Architect (DevOps & Site Reliability) for a regional bank. You will assess complex production changes, advise the Change Advisory Board, and lead failure analyses while driving architecture improvements across systems.

Requires 5+ years in related technical roles, hands-on Java, microservices, REST APIs, cloud/container experience, and strong English communication. Strong collaboration with cross-functional teams is essential.