Solution Architect

Role & responsibilities

• lead the design and development of end-to-end solutions that meet business requirements, leveraging your expertise in solution architecture.
• translate business requirements into technical specifications that Developers can work with, ensuring that solutions are scalable, reliable, and maintainable.
• provide technical guidance and mentorship to junior team members, ensuring that they are equipped with the skills and knowledge needed to deliver high-quality solutions.
• stay up-to-date with the latest trends and technologies in solution architecture, and apply this knowledge to drive innovation and continuous improvement.
• technical leadership.

Preferred candidate profile

• write well-structured documentation that is easy for developers to understand, using modern standards and technologies
• ability to independently analyze business requirements and communicate with stakeholders
• minimum of 5 years of experience in architectural design, development experience preferred
• deep knowledge of architectural approaches and practices
• experience in designing and implementing solutions using containerized environments (Docker, OpenShift/Kubernetes)
• knowledge of application architecture, modeling languages, and notations. Experience with (UML, BPMN2, Archimate)
• experience in designing integration solutions using REST/SOAP services, message queues, brokers (Kafka/MQ), different message formats (Swagger(OpenAPI)/JSON, XSD/XML, WSDL). Ability to justify the choice of synchronous/asynchronous interaction methods
• understanding user authentication/authorization scenarios, principles of OpenID, Oauth2
• understanding differences and applications of various storage solutions (SQL, NoSQL databases, key-value stores). Knowledge of relational model principles
• understanding network technologies and principles of information security (HTTPS, TLS, mTLS)
• ability to clearly articulate thoughts in both oral and written form, with strong communication skills
• knowledge of design patterns and ability to design architectures for distributed, fault-tolerant applications.