Cloudflare Architect

October 31, 2026

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My name is Sarabjeet Kaur, and I am a Staffing Specialist at Metrix IT. I am reaching out to you on an exciting job opportunity with one of our clients

Title: Cloudflare Architect

Location: US Remote

Duration: Contract / FTE

Cloudflare Architect with Akamai Migration Expertise (Job Description) - C1 Architect

Basic Knowledge Required

Clear understanding of OSI Model, TCP/IP stack, DNS, HTTP/HTTPS, and application delivery concepts.

Strong knowledge of CDN architectures, caching technologies, traffic routing, SSL/TLS, and web application security principles.

Good understanding of Akamai Property Manager, Akamai CDN services, Kona WAF, and Cloudflare CDN & WAF offerings.

Knowledge of application architecture, origin infrastructure, load balancing, and network security concepts.

Familiarity with traffic analysis, packet capture tools, and troubleshooting methodologies.

Work Experience

Minimum 8-10 years of experience in CDN, WAF, application delivery, and web application security technologies.

Minimum 3 years of hands-on experience with Cloudflare CDN and WAF implementations.

Strong experience in Akamai to Cloudflare migration assessments, architecture design, and migration planning.

Experience in designing Cloudflare architectures, migration strategies, cutover approaches, and rollback methodologies.

Experience working with enterprise-scale web applications, CDN optimization, and WAF security controls.

Roles and Responsibilities

Lead the assessment and architecture design activities for migrating applications from Akamai to Cloudflare.

Define target-state CDN and WAF architecture, migration strategy, and implementation approach.

Review and map Akamai configurations to equivalent Cloudflare services and capabilities.

Provide technical governance, architecture reviews, migration oversight, and stakeholder guidance.

Support cutover planning, risk mitigation, stabilization, and knowledge transfer activities

Thanks & Regards

Sarabjeet Kaur |Senior Technical Recruiter

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