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Cloud Infrastructure Architect

Concord Servicing
CompanyConcord Servicing
CategoryEngineering
LocationScottsdale
RemoteOn-site (inferred)
EmploymentFull-time
LevelSenior
SalaryNot stated by the employer
Posted14 Jul 2026
Last verified3 Aug 2026
SourceEmployer career page (workable)
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Description
Concord sits at the center of the credit market ecosystem. We provide loan servicing, backup servicing, and capital markets administration for specialty finance lenders, institutional investors, and asset managers. Our clients include originators across fintech, solar, home improvement, equipment finance, and other specialty asset classes. When a lender needs a trusted partner to service their portfolio or a trustee needs real-time reporting, they call Concord. We are looking for an experienced Cloud Infrastructure Architect to join our Infrastructure organization as a senior technical leader. Our primary cloud environment is AWS, where we run the majority of our production workloads, including LINK, our internally developed line-of-business application. Through a series of recent acquisitions, we also operate a significant and growing Azure footprint, and a substantial part of this role will be devoted to securing, documenting, and rationalizing those inherited environments in preparation for migrating their data into LINK. You will serve as the technical authority for cloud infrastructure across the organization, creating work and providing direction for our helpdesk, systems administration, and DevOps teams, while partnering closely with the VP of Infrastructure to develop and maintain enterprise-wide policies, procedures, and architectural standards. You will also serve as a key infrastructure liaison to the Product team, ensuring they have the architectural context and documentation needed to plan and execute LINK migration workstreams. This is a hands-on, high-impact individual contributor role suited for someone who thrives at the intersection of deep AWS expertise, cross-platform pragmatism, and organizational influence. Responsibilities Own cloud infrastructure architecture with AWS as the primary platform, ensuring alignment with business goals, security requirements, and SOC 2 and PCI-DSS compliance obligations Lead the architectural assessment of all acquired Azure environments — evaluating security posture, network topology, identity configuration, and workload dependencies Develop and maintain reference architectures, design patterns, and technology roadmaps that account for our hybrid AWS/Azure environment Evaluate emerging cloud technologies and make recommendations on adoption, retirement, or consolidation of platforms and services Lead architecture reviews and provide technical governance for infrastructure projects across the organization Conduct deep-dive assessments of acquired Azure environments, producing comprehensive documentation covering network architecture, security controls, identity and access configurations, workload inventories, and data flows Identify and drive remediation of security gaps and compliance deficiencies across acquired Azure environments in partnership with the Cloud Infrastructure Engineer and InfoSec team Develop detailed migration plans for transitioning data and workloads from acquired Azure environments into LINK, our AWS-hosted core line-of-business application Produce and maintain infrastructure documentation packages for the Product team, providing the architectural context needed to plan and execute LINK data migration workstreams Define and track progress against Azure rationalization milestones, keeping stakeholders informed on scope, risk, and timeline Partner with the VP of Infrastructure to author, maintain, and continuously improve infrastructure procedures, runbooks, and operational standards Establish and enforce cloud governance frameworks including tagging standards, cost management practices, IAM policies, and network design principles Define and document disaster recovery, business continuity, and incident response procedures for cloud infrastructure Create structured work and project pipelines for T1 Helpdesk, T2 Systems Administration, and T3 DevOps teams by translating architectural decisions into actionable implementation tasks Provi
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