The Cloud Migration Engineer will transition AI components into Azure, architecting infrastructure for data pipelines and workloads while ensuring performance and reliability.
The Cloud Migration Engineer will lead the migration of Assemble, A.Team’s modular AI components library, into the Azure ecosystem, designing a scalable, secure, and high-performance cloud foundation. You’ll architect and implement infrastructure to support data pipelines, AI workloads, and reusable services, ensuring full integration with Azure DevOps, AKS, and related cloud services.
This role combines hands-on cloud engineering with architectural vision — ideal for someone experienced in Azure migrations, container orchestration, and enterprise-grade deployments who can balance performance, reliability, and cost optimization across environments.
3 month contract.
Top Skills
Ai Workloads
Aks
Azure
Azure Devops
Cloud Services
Data Pipelines
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