ADMOH With Java, Javascript, SQL
sonsoftBrooklyn (NY)
ADMOH With Java, Javascript, SQL
Posted today
sonsoftBrooklyn (NY)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Overview:
In this role you will serve as a senior technology consultant and enterprise architect, shaping architectures and guiding independent projects from an architectural perspective. You will work within a management consulting context, advising on technology trends and delivering strategic solutions. You’ll collaborate with cross-functional teams to translate business needs into robust architectures and drive impactful outcomes. This position offers exposure to varied engagements and frequent travel in a fast-paced environment.
Responsibilities:
Define new architectures and drive projects end-to-end from an architectural standpoint Provide advanced technology advisory services to clients Assess market and technology trends to inform decisions Collaborate with cross-functional teams to implement architectural solutions Engage in technology strategy work and solution design in a consulting setting Travel as required to engage with clients and stakeholders Analyze complexity and risk to guide architecture choices Support delivery with architectural governance and standards
Key requirements:
7+ years of experience in technology consulting and enterprise/software architecture 7+ years of experience with Java, JavaScript, and SQL 7+ years of experience in defining architectures and leading independent projects Experience in advanced technology advisory services Strong understanding of market and technology trends Analytical skills and ability to work in a management consulting environment with regular travel 11+ years of IT experience Bachelor degree or foreign equivalent (or 3 years progressive experience in lieu of education) analytical thinking ability to work in management consulting environments travel readiness Java JavaScript SQL
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