Integration Architect - L1

Job Description

? Do 1. Define integration architecture for the new deals/ major change requests in existing deals a. Creates an enterprise-wide integration architecture that ensures that systems are seamlessly integrated while being scalable, reliable, and manageable. b. Provide solutioning for digital integration for RFPs received from clients and ensure overall design assurance i. Analyse applications, exchange points, data formats, connectivity requirements, technology environment, enterprise specifics, client requirements to set an integration solution design framework/ architecture ii. Provide technical leadership to the design, development and implementation of integration solutions through thoughtful use of modern technology iii. Define and understand current state integration solutions and identify improvements, options & tradeoffs to define target state solutions iv. Clearly articulate, document and use integration patterns, best practices and processes. v. Evaluate and recommend products and solutions to integrate with overall technology ecosystem vi. Works closely with various IT groups to transition tasks, ensure performance and manage issues through to resolution vii. Document integration architecture covering logical, deployment and data views mentioning all the artefacts in detail viii. Validate the integration solution/ prototype from technology, cost structure and customer differentiation point of view ix. Identify problem areas and perform root cause analysis of integration architectural design and solutions and provide relevant solutions to the problem x. Collaborating with sales, program/project, consulting teams to reconcile solutions to architecture xi. Tracks industry integration trends and relates these to planning current and future IT needs c. Provides technical and strategic input during the project planning phase in the form of technical architectural designs and recommendations d. Collaborates with all relevant parties in order to review the objectives and constraints of solutions and determine conformance with the Enterprise Architecture. e. Identifies implementation risks and potential impacts.