Enterprise Storage Architect

Location: Muse

General Information

Job Title

Enterprise Storage Architect

Job

17966

City

Canonsburg

State/Province

Pennsylvania

Date Posted

20-Jun-2026

Job Category

Information Technology

Job Subcategory

Enterprise Solutions Architect

Hire Type

Employee

Remote Eligible

Yes
Base Salary Range: $99000 - $148000

Descriptions & Requirements

Job Description and Requirements
We Are Synopsys is the leader in engineering solutions from silicon to systems, enabling customers to rapidly innovate AI-powered products. We deliver industry-leading silicon design, IP, simulation and analysis solutions, and design services. We partner closely with our customers across a wide range of industries to maximize their R&D capability and productivity, powering innovation today that ignites the ingenuity of tomorrow.

You Are Building reliable enterprise storage infrastructure is about creating environments that are scalable, resilient and built to support critical engineering workloads.

This role is suited to someone with strong experience across enterprise SAN/NAS storage, Linux administration and automation, with hands on expertise in technologies such as Net App, Pure Storage or EMC Isilon. Experience working across cloud or hybrid environments and a practical approach to troubleshooting and performance optimization will be key to success.

A proactive mindset, strong problem solving skills and a passion for continuous improvement are just as important as technical expertise. Whether architecting new storage solutions, automating manual processes or resolving complex infrastructure challenges, there's an opportunity to make a real impact while supporting a global engineering organization.

What You'll Be Doing Architect, deploy, and tune enterprise SAN and NAS solutions across Net App, Pure Storage, and EMC/Isilon platforms that support engineering workloads globally

Build automation for storage provisioning, monitoring, and management using Python, Perl, Bash, and Ansible to cut down manual work and keep things consistent

Troubleshoot complex storage and Linux system issues—performance bottlenecks, connectivity problems, configuration drift across NFS, CIFS, iSCSI, FCP, and S3

Design and implement storage solutions in public cloud environments, bringing together on-premises infrastructure with cloud-native storage services

Lead storage architecture projects from evaluation through deployment, including capacity planning, vendor selection, migration execution, and mentoring junior engineers

The Impact You Will Have The architecture decisions made here directlydeterminewhether engineering teams can scale their workloads or hit storage bottlenecks that slow down product development

The automation frameworks built willeliminatehundreds of hours of manual provisioning work each quarter, freeing IT resources for higher-value work Performance tuning ensures that semiconductor design workflows, which generate massive I/O loads, run predictably and efficiently

Strong troubleshooting skills reduce storage-related incidents and mean time to resolution, keeping engineering teams productive

The standards and documentation created will shape how storage is architected and managed across Synopsys IT for years to come.

What You'll Need8+ years of hands-on experience architecting and managing enterprise SAN/NAS solutions in production environments

Deep technical knowledge of Net App, Pure Storage, and EMC/Isilon platforms—deployment, configuration, and performance optimization

Strong Linux administration and troubleshooting skills, with the ability to diagnose complex system and storage issues at the OS and protocol level

Real experience automating infrastructure tasks using Python, Perl, Bash, and Ansible in production environments, plus working knowledge of NFS, CIFS, iSCSI, FCP, and S3 protocols

Experience with public cloud storage services (AWS, Azure, or GCP) and integrating cloud storage into hybrid architectures.

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or related field, or equivalent practical experience.

Who You Are When storage performance tanks, three questions and the right logs are usually enough toidentifywhetherit'sa network issue, a misconfigured LUN, or an application problem

Automation scripts written are readable and maintainable—other engineers can pick them up andmodifythem six months later without a translation guide

Pushing back is part of the job when someone asks for a storage solution without explaining workload…