Solution Architect (AWS/AZURE)
esolutionsFrisco (TX)
Solution Architect (AWS/AZURE)
Posted 3 days ago
esolutionsFrisco (TX)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Job TitleJD - Key Responsibilities: Serve as the architecture and design authority for the assigned application/platform. Define and govern end-to-end solution architecture aligned with the client's technology standards and strategic objectives. Lead architecture reviews, technical design decisions, and solution approvals. Ensure adherence to Non-Functional Requirements (NFRs) including performance, scalability, security, availability, reliability, and maintainability. Collaborate with business, product, development, QA, and infrastructure teams to translate requirements into scalable technical solutions. Identify architectural risks, dependencies, and mitigation strategies throughout the project lifecycle. Drive technology roadmaps, modernization initiatives, and continuous improvement efforts. Provide technical leadership, mentoring, and guidance to engineering teams. Ensure compliance with enterprise architecture guidelines, governance frameworks, and alignment requirements.
Required Skills:
Enterprise Architecture and Solution Design Application Architecture & System Integration Architecture Governance and Design Reviews on-Functional Requirements (NFR) Management Cloud Platforms (Azure/AWS/GCP)API, Microservices, and Distributed Systems, Security, Scalability, and Performance Engineering. Stakeholder Management and Technical Leadership Agile Delivery and DevOps Practices
Preferred Experience:
Experience acting as an architecture/design authority for large-scale enterprise applications. Strong knowledge of architectural patterns, integration frameworks, and cloud-native solutions. Proven experience ensuring NFR compliance and enterprise standards alignment.
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