IT Architect (Application & Data Architecture)

Quick Facts

• Role: IT Architect (Application & Data Architecture)

• Collaboration: B2B

• Work mode: Hybrid (2 days/week on-site or per project needs)

Description

You will design and evolve enterprise IT architecture focused on applications and data, translating complex organizational needs into consistent architectural solutions. The role covers architecture planning and governance based on SOA, REST, and corporate architecture standards, with support for delivery teams and ownership of architectural documentation and repositories.

Responsibilities

• Design and develop IT system architecture using SOA, REST, and enterprise architecture standards

• Create architectural solutions, and supervise/support IT teams during implementation

• Create and maintain architectural documentation and manage the architecture repository

• Define, consult on, and evolve architectural principles and standards

• Collaborate with analysts and developers during design and delivery

• Consult technology decisions with IT architects, business units, and software engineering team leads

• Support initiatives for data management, data integration, and use in business processes

• Advise on optimal solution selection for complex business and technology problems

Requirements

• Minimum 3 years of experience in a similar role

• Practical knowledge of enterprise architecture, especially application and data architecture

• Knowledge of Enterprise Architect

• Ability to produce documentation using BPMN 2.0 and UML

• Knowledge of TOGAF

• Knowledge of system integration, data buses, and SOA architecture

• Strategic thinking, analysis of complex problems, and proposing optimal solutions

• Initiative, independence, and openness to change

• Ability to work effectively in multi-track and interdisciplinary initiatives

• Higher technical education (preferably IT or related)

• Advanced communication skills and the ability to build relationships with business and technology partners at different organizational levels

Benefits

• Real impact on defining and executing the IT Corporate Architecture strategy

• Close collaboration with business and exposure to the finance, banking, and leasing sectors

• Participation in key architectural decisions for applications, data, and system integration