Platform Architect

India - Bangaloreonsite

Posted 4 days ago · via Workday

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Summary Guidewire is seeking a hands-on Platform Architect to own the cloud and delivery platform that supports our internal AI Engineering team in Bangalore. You will be the single owner of the infrastructure, CI/CD, and operational platform that 4–6 concurrent AI productization Strike Teams build on top of. Your work makes every other engineer on the team faster, safer, and more autonomous. Unlike a pure cloud architect role, this position is deeply hands-on — you will stand up the AWS PROD environment, build and operate CI/CD pipelines across all projects, scale vector databases, and own LLM API hosting and token-cost optimization. Single ownership keeps platform decisions coherent across our entire portfolio.…

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