Enterprise Architect
droisysChicago (IL)
About the role
Responsibilities:
15+ years of experience in Director/Enterprise Architect level positions including: Enterprise-level infrastructure managementBreath of expertise in Cloud Computing, technologies and architectural best practices 10+ years design/implementation/consulting experience of distributed applicationsBreath of experience across the Enterprise IT in many of the following areas: Software design or developmentInfrastructure architectureContent distributionDatabase architectureIP NetworkingIT SecurityData Center OperationsEnterprise ApplicationsExpert level technical acumen, including the ability to understand the customer or partner IT landscape, identify opportunities and overcome any technical obstacles, ultimately influencing the adoption of our platforms and services in conjunction with business requirementsExpert level ability to understand the business domain of the customer or partner and the business problems the customer or partner is facing, with the intent to solve the business problemsExpert level ability to interact with senior leadership (e.g. CxO's) within a customer or partner organizationStrong leadership capabilities, having the ability to communicate effectively with diverse set of customers or partners, across multiple disciplinesStrong presentation and written communication skills; high degree of comfort with technical and Executive audiencesBe mobile and travel to client locations as needed. Estimated 25-50% travel requirementQualificationsNICE TO HAVE:Experience in architecting complex use cases leveraging a multi-vendor environment technologiesDemonstrated experience in managing executive Customer relationships and key business stakeholdersHave an understanding of Enterprise Architecture Frameworks and Enterprise IT management frameworks, identifying the relationships between business services, information, applications and global infrastructure assetsBroad Enterprise systems experience including SAP, Oracle, MSFT and custom Java/.NET applicationsDesigning, building, and operating global IT infrastructures
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