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David Careers

Enterprise Architect

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innovatelabHartford (CT)
Computer Systems Engineers/ArchitectsComputer Systems Design Services

SENIORITY

Lead

SALARY

$127,000 - $181,000 per year

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About the role

At InnovateLab, the best Enterprise Architect isn't the one who writes the most code but the one whose Resilience decisions age the gracefully. A full-time Enterprise Architect seat at InnovateLab that pairs $127,000 - $181,000 with ownership, collaboration, and a long-term growth track.
Key Responsibilities:
  • Build the Ansible tooling that makes every other Stamford engineer faster
  • Ship AWS experiments fast, kill the losers, and double down on what sticks
  • Lead Ansible design reviews that catch the costly mistakes before Stamford, CT builds them
  • Catch the Ansible race conditions that only surface under Stamford peak traffic
  • Integrate third-party services and internal tools into the InnovateLab stack
  • Reverse-engineer the sharp-but-gentle REST API format InnovateLab inherited and never documented
  • Sketch Resilience sequence diagrams that make the technology flow obvious to everyone
  • What You'll BringClear thinking under the kind of pressure Stamford, CT deadlines bring
  • Experience translating REST API complexity for a non-technical audience
  • Sharp organizational skills and an ability to juggle multiple workstreams 7+ years of Angular reps, not just Angular exposure
The team at InnovateLab is small, customer-obsessed, and entirely convinced that Stamford is the best place to reinvent technology. Learning out loud is encouraged here, so share the Goal Setting rabbit hole you fell down yesterday. Joining InnovateLab means $127,000 - $181,000, strong benefits, and a culture where senior engineers actively mentor newer talent. Freshly verified active, this senior Enterprise Architect position is accepting candidates now.

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