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Hello Reader, Are you thinking about becoming an AWS Solutions Architect and working at top companies? Data shows that Solution Architects earn between $200,000/year and $500,000+/year (screenshots below). The demand for AWS Solutions Architects has never been higher and will continue to rise because there are literally trillions of dollars worth of projects currently running on legacy technologies that need to be migrated to the cloud. When looking into becoming an SA it's really common to get overwhelmed and discouraged real quick. The number of potential paths. But... As a top L7 Principal SA who is working on real-world projects, I'm opening the door to my SA bootcamp again - this cohort, we're also going deep on GenAI architecture. And the previous cohort already helped students secure cloud jobs in top companies, including at AWS, Microsoft, Google, Datadog, JPMC, Reddit, and some of them didn't even have cloud or coding experience 💰. SA Bootcamp is developed to be the most direct and guided route to become a Solutions Architect and get a high paying cloud job. In as little as 3 months you could be an AWS SA leading world class projects, on the cutting edge of technology and giving your income a significant boost all while ensuring job security. 🚩Please note, this is NOT a certification bootcamp, this bootcamp is to get you an actual cloud SA job, inside and outside your company. Tune in for the free live workshop Saturday, 08/01 (Aug 1st), at 12 Noon ET (9 am PT) to get all the details for the 9th cohort. Here’s what you get when you show up LIVE:
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