Senior Application Architect
Senior Application Architect
Posted 13 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Define secure patterns for integrating agents with enterprise systems and APIs (e.g., MCP, event-driven triggers).
- Establish guardrails for agent identity, access, auditability, observability, evaluation, and cost.
- Design and govern API-led, event-driven, and messaging integration patterns, including API lifecycle and gateway strategy.
- Define integration patterns for legacy, SaaS, and cloud-native systems.
- Develop, publish, and maintain application, integration, API, and AI architecture standards and reference architectures.
- Help establish and operate the COE: charter, governance forums, design reviews, training, and playbooks.
- Define COE and standards-adoption metrics in coordination with AI IT adoption tracking.
- Guide application modernization and cloud design on Azure, AWS, and hybrid environments.
- Align designs with NIST (incl. AI RMF), CIS, ISO 27001, and Client security requirements.
- Partner with product, engineering, DevOps, and Cybersecurity teams; communicate clearly to business and technical stakeholders.
- 10+ years of application/enterprise architecture experience, including cloud-native design on Azure and/or AWS.
- Experience delivering AI/LLM or agentic solutions in an enterprise.
- Experience authoring standards and operating an architecture COE or review board.
- Strong integration/API expertise and executive-level communication
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