AWS Azure migration
- Source: LinkedIn
- Virtusa
- On-site
- Hyderabad
- Full-Time
- Mid level
Job Description
Job Requirements Cloud Migration Engineer Level Engineer / Senior Engineer
Function Engineering — Cloud Migration Practice
Location Remote / Hybrid
Reports To Pod Lead / Harness Engineer
Role Overview You are a builder. Using Claude Code as your primary development surface and the claude_code_forge scaffolding as your workflow engine, you will migrate AWS Lambda services to Azure — function by function, API by API. You write specs, not code: you author CLAUDE.md task breakdowns, drive TDD through agent prompts, and review agent-generated pull requests. When something fails, you fix the harness, not the symptom.
Key Responsibilities
- Migrate Lambda functions (Python / TypeScript) to Azure Functions, preserving business logic and API contracts
- Convert DynamoDB to Cosmos DB, S3 to Blob Storage, SQS/SNS to Service Bus, and Step Functions to Durable Functions
- Author CLAUDE.md specs and slash commands for each migration workstream before writing any code
- Run Claude Code multi-agent workflows to parallelise migration of independent services using worktrees
- Write failing tests first (Pytest / Jest), then prompt agents to implement until green
- Use Claude Desktop and Cowork for documentation, architecture diagrams, and stakeholder artefacts
You Bring
- 6-8 years Python or TypeScript engineering
- Solid AWS experience (Lambda, API Gateway, DynamoDB, S3, SQS/SNS)
- Working knowledge of Azure serverless (Functions, Cosmos DB, Service Bus)
- Comfort with Claude Code, Claude Desktop, and agentic development patterns
Work Experience 7-10Years
Skills
- amazon-web-services
- microsoft-azure
- claude-code
- aws-lambda
- Python
- TypeScript
- microsoft-typescript
- azure-functions
- microsoft-azure-functions
- azure-cosmos-db
- Pytest
- Jest
- amazon-api-gateway
- amazon-dynamodb
- amazon-s3
- amazon-sqs
- amazon-sns
- serverless
- azure-service-bus
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