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David Careers

Enterprise Architect

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investment solutions groupFargo (ND)
Computer Systems Engineers/ArchitectsComputer Systems Design Services

SENIORITY

Lead

SALARY

$67,000 - $100,000 per year

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About the role

We measure our technology engineers by what they make easy for everyone else, and that's the Enterprise Architect bar in Fargo. This mid-level Enterprise Architect job in Fargo converts 3 years of experience into $67,000 - $100,000 and standing influence over the work.
Key Responsibilities: Write the Tailwind CSS integration tests that catch regressions before Fargo, ND ships them Drive adoption of best practices in testing, security, and observability Reach into legacy REST API modules and leave them cleaner than you found them Optimize application performance, latency, and resource utilization at scale Re-architect the technology flow so Selenium handles ten times Fargo's current load What You'll Bring The patience to mentor without taking over the keyboard Resilience measured across 4 years of technology cycles The kind of attention to detail that catches what spell-check misses At least 4 years building expertise within the technology space The client-centric team behind Investment Solutions Group chose Fargo on purpose, betting that great technology work doesn't need a coastal zip code. The pace is energetic but humane, and we treat protecting your time off as part of the work. We seal the offer with $67,000 - $100,000, mentorship, benefits, and flexibility, the four reasons ND talent picks Investment Solutions Group first. Reopened and refreshed, the search for a mid-level candidate runs hot today.

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