System Electrical Domain Architect
asmlSan Jose (CA)
System Electrical Domain Architect
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asmlSan Jose (CA)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Introduction to the jobAs the System Electrical Domain Architect in San Jose, you define and steer system-level, domain-specific architectural direction and act as the decisive authority when domain performance, risk, and interface conflicts arise between sub-systems. You lead system-level domain architecture topics (e.g., dedicated architecture sessions) and apply deep, up-to-date expertise in your domain while maintaining a system-wide overview across functions and modules. You translate abstract requirements into executable architecture that balances business context, domain considerations, and system requirements, ensuring a multi-domain balanced solution across relevant business drivers. In doing so, you lead technical teams, align and convince diverse stakeholders, and clearly communicate complex technical topics within ASML processes and domain-specific ways of working (WoW).You define the scope and work breakdown for the domain architecture of a single product or multiple products within a small set of MDUs (
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