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Position Details: Technical Architect

Posted 3 days ago

tephraBentonville (AR)

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About the role

Technical Architect Technical Architect to lead the design and technical vision of a new, enterprise-grade facility maintenance platform tailored for customer's teams, and external clients.
Key Responsibilities:
  • Define and own the technical architecture, data flow, and integration patterns.
  • Build a pseudo-product and prototype based on customer's UX and security standards.
  • Provide architecture guidance across frontend, backend, messaging, and cloud components.
  • Ensure all components are modular, secure, scalable, and cloud-ready.
  • Collaborate with product managers, developers, and QA for seamless delivery.
  • Must-Have Skills:
  • Strong architecture experience across the following stack:
  • Frontend: ReactJS, React Native
  • Backend: Java Spring Boot
  • Messaging/Eventing: Kafka
  • Database: SQL (PostgreSQL, MySQL, or equivalent)CI/CD: Jenkins, GitHub Actions, or similar
  • Cloud: GCP/Azure
  • Experience with designing scalable, microservices-based solutions.
  • Strong documentation, mentoring, and leadership skills.
Qualifications: Bachelor's in engineering/ Master in Engineering / Master in Computer Science

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