.Net Azure API Architect - Banner Health
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clifyxPhoenix (AZ)
Computer Systems Engineers/ArchitectsComputer Systems Design Services
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Job TitleJob Description15 plus years of strong hands experience in IT including solution architecture with supporting the development of conceptual and logical solution designs to deliver secure and reliable solutions that meet clients security and IT standards and policiesAt least 4 years of experience in technology consulting enterprise and solutions architecture and architectural frameworksAt least 4 years of experience in working in CoE setting up of best practices standards guidelines templates and governance processes involving Data integration Cloud integration Security Realtime integration Migration approaches B2B and Event driven integration.Past Experience in Software development using .Net, C# application.At least 2 years of experience in Enterprise Integration Middleware Solutions API Management in building solutions and architectural frameworksAt least 2 years of experience in API Development and Defining API and Integration Strategy for large customers keeping People Process Technology dimensionsKnowledge of API best practices integration design patterns and performance tuningAPI Analytics generation of custom reports and integration with external tools like SplunkWorking knowledge in Version Control Repo like Azure DevOps Repos PR code review branch merge or similarAn understanding to run Azure DevOps CICD pipelines ARM templates Bicep would be a good add on.
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