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Oracle SCM Architect

Posted 2 days ago

techdigital groupSeattle (WA)

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About the role

Experience in DX platform/Digital experience in any of the fields-Adobe, Azure Cloud, HCL Commerce
Job Title: Senior Solution Architect (B2B)
Architect Duties and Responsibilities: Designing data and applications architecture Identifying and implementing automation tools Experience in solution design for B2B portal Monitoring tasks within the cloud structure Creating and maintaining documentation Supporting the implementation of security standards Communicating with clients to understand their needs
Minimum Requirements: Minimum of 15+ years of experience in Solution Architect Experience with cloud computing technologies Proficiency with AWS technologies and Azure Strong verbal and written communication skills Strong problem-solving skills To play a pivotal role in designing and implementing complex technical solutions, ensuring they align with business objectives and industry best practices. To design and architect large-scale solutions, ensuring scalability, performance, and security. To train and develop team so as to ensure that there is an adequate supply of trained Client in the said technology and delivery risks are mitigated. To continuously upskill with cutting-edge tech to deliver high-quality, future-proof solutions meeting client expectations and industry standards. To leverage domain/tech expertise to gather client needs, deliver solutions, and craft a technology strategy aligned with business goals.

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