Sr. Solution Architect

Technical Competencies:

• Experience with building end-end design patterns & solutions
• Experience integrating the ATM eco-system with technologies including but not limited to micro-services, containers/ cloud-native technologies, event-streams, APIs, message-brokers and the like
• Deep understanding of architectural patterns like micro-services, APIs
• Good experience of enterprise architecture tools (Enterprise Architect), data modeling tools.

Behavioral Competencies:

• Delivery focused while ensuring the right balance of Customer Experience, Business Requirements, Performance, Reliability & Security
• High energy, enthusiasm & passion.
• Excellent analytical & critical thinking skills.
• Excellent stakeholder, time management & expectation management skills
• Autonomous decision-making ability with minimal guidance
• High learning potential

• Ability to coach & mentor associate/junior architects.

Core Objectives & Key Results (OKRs):

• Deliver complete & self-sufficient solutions and/or design documents within agreed timelines.
• Improve efficiency of the architecture design workflow or via automation
• Follow an enhanced peer review process.
• Perform reviews of Low-Level Design Documents (LLD) or its equivalent
• Perform Production Readiness Reviews (PRR)
• Perform quarterly reviews of products utilizing the Application Health Review Framework
• Perform monthly reviews of product incidents and identify areas of improvement.
• Close all architecture dispensations, risk, and technical debt.
• Produce robust Solution analysis to support development of future team operational direction and activity.
• Improve existing application through relevant designing modifications and use of existing out-of-box capabilities.
• Work with other architects to ensure that the end-to-end solution work together to meet the objectives and performance goals as defined in the requirements.
• Work with technical leads to design a solution that optimizes digital solution to satisfy clients use cases, strategy, and industry standards.
• Adopt Documentation as Code (DaC) practices where possible.