Solutions Architect
ccsPlano (TX)
About the role
Job Description
Benefits:
- Competitive salary
- Dental insurance
- Health insurance
- Vision insurance Qualifications: 10 yrs experience in Information Technology 5 yrs Experience with Microservices Architecture, primarily Kubernetes/ EKSProficient in one of the application languages such as Java, Golang, PythonAWS Cloud experience mandatory
- Experience in security and privacy
- Some experience of DevOPs is a plus
- Experienced in a distributed system representation using UML or C4Authentication/authorization standards experience, protocols, and frameworks such as OpenID, SAML, OAuth, JWT, CA, X.509, MTLS is preferred
- Knowledge of IT Architectural frameworks like TOGAF with service mesh and TechRadar practices is preferred
- Mobile technologies, OCPP protocol and Machine Learning Modeling is a plus
- Excellent Communication is required
Responsibilities:
- As a Solutions Architect you will design, develop and propose technical strategies to deliver solutions to meet organization's needs.
- Contribute to an overall Enterprise Architecture strategic plan
- Analyze complex business and technical problems related to the implementation of new technology
- Author and/or Review architecture/design
- Review code and technical approaches for problem solving
- Provide guidance and mentor technical teams
- Define and communicate complex technical and operational solutions and translate complex topics into simple business language
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