At Viamagus, every engineer works with AI every day - not as a side experiment, but as the core of how we build. We're looking for a Technical Architect who has shipped real systems, led real teams, and already treats AI tools as first-class instruments of engineering. You'll own architecture across all client engagements, mentor a team of 15–20 engineers, and shape how an AI-native consultancy delivers at scale.

• Direct access to client CTOs - architecture decisions that actually ship, not slide decks
• Work inside an org where Claude Code, Cursor, and LLM-native workflows are the default, not the exception
• Lead technical direction on diverse engagements: cloud modernisation, AI product builds, enterprise integrations
• Shape Viamagus's engineering standards, internal tooling, and AI practices from the ground up

What you'll do
• Design scalable, secure architectures for client engagements and lead technical due diligence on proposals
• Drive production readiness: incident management, observability, release processes
• Mentor backend, mobile,



and cloud engineers - through architecture reviews, code reviews, and retrospectives
• Be the technical face to client CTOs: translate business objectives into architecture decisions and escalate risks with proposed mitigations
• Enforce security-first design including threat modelling, data classification, and AI-specific risks (prompt injection, PII leakage)
• Ensure compliance readiness for ISO 27001, SOC 2, and HIPAA where applicable

What you bring
Engineering foundation
• 8+ years of software development, 3+ years in an architect or lead role; degree in CS/Engineering (Master's preferred)
• Built and owned systems from scratch to production - full lifecycle, not slices
• Multiple integration experiences: third-party APIs, enterprise systems (SAP, Salesforce, ERP), messaging buses, legacy modernisation
• Built reusable platforms, SDKs, and internal tooling adopted across teams
• Technology-agnostic: solid in at least

📌 Technical Architect (India)
🏢 viamagus
📍 India