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Java Application Architect (Pittsburgh)

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Title: Application Architect
Location: Onsite at Pittsburgh, PA
Type: Full-time
The Application Architect will help establish consistency across platforms, improve and standardize implementation practices, strengthen database and application flow design and identify integration gaps and automation opportunities across my portfolio. You will cover core corporate functions and back office support, which requires a wide range of applications support and capabilities. Ability to design end-to-end application architecture Strong knowledge on logical, physical and reference architecture design Expertise in creating process flows, data flow diagrams, and solution blueprints Proficiency with diagramming tools such as Draw.io, Visio or similar Ability to align architecture to business capabilities across multiple LOBsStrong SQL, SSIS and SQL Server expertise is a plus Experience in data modeling, conceptual, logical, and physical is a plus Knowledge of cloud platforms such as AWS and Azure is preferredKnowledge of Java Architecture, API and integration patterns is preferredKnowledge of SSO, SAML and identity and access management is preferred Understanding of AI/ML solution patterns preferred Experience in financial domains, governance risks, and compliance, finance, accounting, HR, and treasury is preferred Ability to guide teams through architectural decisions and trade-offs The resource should have experience in both data and application architecture.

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