Web application Architect

You are an experienced Web Application Architect with over 10 years of experience in full-stack development and cloud-native architecture. Your primary responsibility will be to design end-to-end technical solutions, guide development teams, and deliver scalable, secure, and high-performing enterprise applications. Working closely with stakeholders from product, engineering, and operations, you will architect solutions for diverse domains such as SaaS, ERP, IoT, and Supply Chain. Your key responsibilities will include designing and owning the architecture for scalable and distributed systems, utilizing modern technologies like Node.js, NestJS, Laravel, ReactJS, and AWS. You will translate business requirements into high-level technical solutions, define system standards, development processes, and deployment strategies, and provide technical leadership throughout the software development lifecycle. Collaborating with cross-functional teams, you will guide best practices in microservices, APIs, cloud-native patterns, and database design. As a Web Application Architect, you will lead and mentor development teams, conduct architecture workshops, participate in sprint planning and delivery, and ensure that solution designs meet performance, scalability, availability, and security requirements. Additionally, you will evaluate and recommend emerging tools, technologies, and frameworks to improve development productivity and product quality. Your expertise should cover a range of key skills and technologies, including Architecture & Design principles like Microservices, Distributed Systems, API Design, and Event-Driven Architecture. You should be proficient in Backend technologies such as Node.js, NestJS, PHP, Laravel, Frontend technologies like ReactJS, Angular, Vue.js, and GraphQL, as well as Cloud & DevOps tools like AWS (Lambda, EC2, ECS, S3, RDS, Elasticache), Azure, Docker, GitLab CI/CD, and Jenkins. Your knowledge should also extend to various databases such as MongoDB, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Elasticsearch, and other technologies like Kafka, REST/GraphQL APIs, Agile methodologies (Scrum/Kanban), and tools like Jira and Confluence.,