Public Sector Cloud Migration Architect (VMware)

Google

Washington (District of Columbia)

On-site

USD 152,000 - 222,000

Full time

14 days+

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Job summary

Google is seeking a Practice Customer Engineer (CE) specializing in infrastructure migrations to partner with technical sales and differentiate Google Cloud’s secure, scalable platform for public sector customers. You will accelerate technical wins for complex government and educational workloads, collaborating with platform CEs and Google Cloud Consulting.

You will lead pilot migrations, proofs-of-concept, and demonstrations, ensuring alignment with security and compliance standards, and

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree or equivalent practical experience.
10 years of experience designing and proposing a migration strategy using Google Cloud differentiators and other cloud providers.
10 years of experience in data center offloading leading to cloud migrations of enterprise workloads including VMs and Containers, VMware clusters, and Oracle technology and applications.
Experience engaging with, and presenting to, technical stakeholders and executive leaders.

Responsibilities

Design the architecture and the migration strategy of enterprise workloads including VMware technology, also interacting with the customer stakeholders and testing the status quo proposing innovative and differentiating solutions to maximize customer value.
Support the account teams or the migration and transformation architects on the solution design with the architecture including VMware sourced workloads, and the detailed project planning and estimation.
Work with the account team to size the architecture as well as the migration costs, considering all costs like software licensing and network traffic and security, in order to support the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO)/Return on Investment (ROI) estimation.
Support the account teams or the migration and transformation architects on the solution design with the target architecture including VMware and workloads, and the detailed project planning and estimation.