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Role: Middleware Architect Client: HealthEquity Work location: Draper, UT (Remote work accepted from anywhere in US) Note: Architect level resources who could perform minimal 'lead' duties and some client facing duties Required Experience: TypeScript, Node.js, OpenAI, Microsoft Azure, Kubernetes, Docker, Terraform, MongoDB, MySQL, Redis, MCP, Python, Pandas, Jupyter notebooks What We’re Looking For ● 10+ years of extensive professional experience designing and maintaining CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure-as-code (Terraform), Kubernetes deployments, and cloud networking, with the expectation of personally implementing and debugging these systems rather than delegating them ● Proven track record of owning end-to-end technical delivery of complex middleware platforms in large-scale enterprise environments, including architecture, implementation, rollout, and post-deployment stabilization under real production load ● Deep hands-on expertise across backend engineering and cloud-native infrastructure, including designing, deploying, and operating production systems at scale, handling failure modes, incident response, performance bottlenecks, and live customer-impacting issues ● Demonstrated ability to act as the primary technical owner in ambiguous, high-stakes environments, making architectural and operational decisions independently and being accountable for outcomes in live enterprise systems especially when deploying live to enterprise systems ● A builder’s mindset with bias for action, creativity under pressure, and an obsession with making things work in the real world ● Degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or related technical field ● Strong plus: Hands-on experience designing and deploying AI/LLM-powered production systems, including prompt orchestration, agent workflows, tool calling, vector databases, latency/cost optimization, and operational monitoring ● High-Stakes Communication: Exceptional verbal and written communication skills with the capacity to clearly articulate complex architectural decisions, system roadmaps, and production incident status updates to both highly technical teams and non-technical client executives.