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Senior Solutions Architect
About this role
About Upsun (formerly Platform.sh) Upsun is the cloud application platform humans and robots love. It is built for today’s hybrid teams, where AI agents write and test code and humans focus on solving the problems that really matter. Developers, DevOps engineers, and platform teams use Upsun to build, ship, and scale confidently without wrestling with backend infrastructure. We give you your time back. You get: Predictable performance, even at scale Secure, compliant environments by default Real-time observability and profiling built in Cloning, configuration, and provisioning in seconds AI-ready features that plug directly into your stack The name says it all.
"Up" means uptime, reliability, and acceleration. "Sun" reflects our follow-the-sun-support, a 24x7, globally distributed support team keeping the lights on while you rest. Our core belief is that software should power brighter solutions and greater innovation. Upsunners are a remote, global workforce, and we thrive in a multicultural team. We are committed to open source and an open, welcoming environment. Our team spans the globe and the experience spectrum.
What's our commonality, our cultural fabric? A curious spirit and a thirst for knowledge; an eagerness for innovative ideas and cultures. We believe we can build anything together in an environment that frees you to do your best work. Our values: 🌿 We make a positive impact. ✨ We aim for the stars. 💚 We care for each other. Impact of a Senior Solutions Architect As a Senior Solutions Architect, AI- Native SDLC, you will make Upsun Dispatch real inside our most important customers.
AI helped engineers ship more code — it didn't help teams ship more product. Upsun Dispatch closes that gap, built on the idea that the workflow is the primitive, not the agent. Your job is to understand how customers ship today, design workflows and architecture that fit their environment rather than an idealized one, and prove it with working implementations. You own the technical relationship across the full arc, before signature and after it.
The model isn't the hard part, and neither is our platform — the hard part is the customer's reality: their branching strategy, their review culture, their security reviewers, the twelve-year-old monolith nobody wants to touch, and the unwritten rules about who is allowed to approve what. A generic platform doesn't survive contact with that. You understand it deeply enough to design something that fits, and you're technical enough to prove it rather than describe it.