Responsible for translating the core architecture for business requirements into the final technical solution (consisting of platform, network, software, cloud, etc.) through functional, performance, and reliability analysis using engineering models and techniques, primarily through software development throughout the vertical stack. Define designs. Provide technical enablement for application components and subsystems for an application(s). Drive important design decisions for development team. Elaborate the design and interfaces for specific components including defining subsystems and their interfaces, allocating responsibilities to subsystems, understanding solution deployment, and communicating requirements for interactions with solution context. Align development teams to a shared technical direction and partner with those teams to elaborate on the solution and its interfaces. Validate technology assumptions and evaluate implementation alternatives. Establish critical Non Functional Requirements (NFRs) at the solution level and participate in the definition of others. Create and enable the Continuous Delivery Pipeline including participating in planning, definition, and high-level designing of the system solution and exploring alternatives. Develop the Architectural Runway in support of new business features and capabilities. Work with portfolio stakeholders, Solution and Enterprise architects to develop, analyze, split, and realize the implementation of enablers. Participate in project planning, system and solution demos, and retrospective workshops. Assist with architectural integration of external components, systems, and platforms. Utilizing design technologies including CSS, HTML and Java Script. Apply experience with UI/UX. Collaborate with stakeholders and build wireframes and mockups in the Enterprise Figma design tool.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Number of Employees
5,001-10,000 employees