Bank Platform Transformation - Solution Architect - Manager
pwcFlorham Park (NJ)
Bank Platform Transformation - Solution Architect - Manager
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pwcFlorham Park (NJ)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Overview:
In this role you will lead and shape integration and platform architectures to boost client performance in Banking and Capital Markets. You work with cross-functional teams to plan, mentor, and deliver high-quality solutions, ensuring data integrity and security across architectures. You drive innovative technology adoption and set standards for project delivery within the Integration and Platform Architecture team. This position offers the chance to influence large-scale data flow improvements and platform modernization while coaching junior staff. You will engage with clients to align technology with business goals and maintain authentic leadership and integrity. Compensation / Benefits medical, dental, vision 401k holiday pay vacation paid sick leave wellness programs
Responsibilities:
Design and implement seamless integration solutions connecting diverse systems Create robust architectures enabling efficient data flow and improved processes Lead teams in strategic planning and execution of integration/platform projects Apply API Management and Enterprise Application Integration to optimize infrastructure Oversee deployment of scalable data integration and virtualization solutions Promote innovative technologies and best practices across teams Ensure data integrity, security, and compliance within integration frameworks Identify opportunities to optimize data usage and business performance Mentor team members to develop skills and contributions to client projects Resolve conflicts and engage with clients/stakeholders on critical issues
Key requirements:
Bachelor's degree or higher 4+ years of experience mentoring and people development leadership and influence effective client communication API Management Enterprise Application Integration AWS
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