Senior OpenShift & Cloud Solutions Architect

Red Hat Professional Consulting, Inc. (f.k.a Planning Technologies, Inc.); Virginia (IL); Hybrid; USD 130,000 - 215,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, vision

401(k) matching

Paid time off

Parental leave

Job summary

Red Hat is seeking a technically skilled consultant to guide customers in building scalable, managed solutions using RedHat technologies. The role emphasizes continual learning and adapting to new skills, with weekly travel Monday–Thursday to client locations.

You will lead projects, mentor teams, and communicate with senior IT and business executives. A Top Secret clearance and experience delivering architecture-driven implementations are required.

Qualifications

• Active Top Secret Clearance required.
• Experience delivering architecture-driven implementations.
• Ability to lead technical projects and coordinate timelines.
• Ability to identify stakeholder needs and manage expectations.
• Experience collaborating across diverse teams and mentoring.

Responsibilities

• Guide customers in building scalable, managed solutions using RedHat technologies.
• Travel weekly, Monday–Thursday, to client locations.
• Lead projects and mentor teams on RedHat technologies.
• Present to C-level executives and stakeholders on project progress.

Skills

Top Secret Clearance

Technical project leadership

Stakeholder management

Mentorship

Linux administration

Networking basics

Education

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or technical field

Tools

GitLab

Ansible

Docker

Podman

Kubernetes

OpenStack

AWS

Azure

Job description

Red Hat is seeking a technically skilled consultant to guide customers in building scalable, managed solutions using RedHat technologies. The role emphasizes continual learning and adapting to new skills, with weekly travel Monday–Thursday to client locations.

You will lead projects, mentor teams, and communicate with senior IT and business executives. A Top Secret clearance and experience delivering architecture-driven implementations are required.