Principal Solution Architect / Principal Enterprise Architect
kaavNew York (NY)
Principal Solution Architect / Principal Enterprise Architect
Posted 6 days ago
kaavNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Principal Solution Architect
Location:
Austin/Fort Mill/NY City/San Diego. (has to be local or willing to come to these locations for 3 days a week)
Job Overview:
The Principal Solution Architect is responsible for the leadership, analysis, and design of the Enterprise Solution Architecture (ESA) supporting our extraordinary company growth projections and digital experiences vision.
Responsibilities:
Leading Enterprise Solution Architecture Modeling and designs leveraging cross-domain architects and leadership to create the best technical design delivering domain driven, scalable APIs based solutions that eliminate fate sharing across teams. Blueprint architecture, including multi-year transitions and recommendations to drive transformation and modernization for Clientworks and Enterprise Collaborate with business, product, and technology teams early in the product lifecycle to infuse end-to-end architecture thinking, including functional and non-functional aspects, into the conversation. Craft high-level design early in the lifecycle and elaborate it to lower levels of detail as conversation progress. Collaborating with Lean Portfolio Management to provide a high-level vision of enterprise solutions and development initiatives. Assisting the Agile Program Management Office to identify and design development value streams Participating in the strategy for building and maintaining the modern enabling architectural runway initiatives via Enabler Epics Promoting Continuous Delivery Pipeline and DevSecOps capabilities Facilitating the reuse of code, components, and proven patterns supporting modern architecture Deliver architecture in alignment with our Enterprise Architecture standards and advocate for Enterprise Architecture models and patterns to guide solution decisions.
Requirements:
8+ years of hands-on design and implementation experience in IT5+ years of previous experience as a Solution Architect 3+ years of experience in the following technical disciplines: application development, middleware, database management or operations, security, integration 2+ years of Cloud experience 2 years of experience working with Agile teams
Core Competencies:
- Proficiency in defining current and future state architecture models.
- In depth knowledge of cloud platforms AWS (Primary) and Azure (Secondary) along with strong understanding of AWS Security best practices and Well Architecture Framework
- Experience in migrating monolith on-perm applications to cloud using Refactoring, Re-architecting and Re-platforming approach including 12 factor applications
- Experience in DevOps tools, Automated deployments and containerization
- Excellent communication skills that translate business problems in technical solutions
- Consult with customers to solve business problems by adapting current technology and/or capitalizing on emerging technology for competitive advantage to meet the strategic objectives of LPL business.
- Conduct demonstrations and presentations to executive management of prototypes and proof-of-concepts.
- Understanding of agile methods (SAFe) and processes, and capability of supporting agile product teams by providing advice and guidance on opportunities, impact and risks, taking account of technical and architectural debt
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