Application Architect Sr.
The Application Architect Senior provides the technical vision and direction within an application domain.
Responsibilities
- Develop, maintain, and communicate the application architecture and application-level roadmap.
- Design, document, develop and govern frameworks/platforms for consumption by the larger technical delivery organization.
- Be accountable for the creation and evolution of the overall application architecture strategy, its alignment with the Huntington Target State Enterprise Architecture and its usage patterns within the development community.
- Communicate and govern use of architectural trends and best practices within the application domain in both their delivery organization and the Huntington Enterprise Architecture organization.
- Develop, maintain, and communicate standards around design leadership, documentation, and stakeholder communication in line with HNB’s federated architect program.
- Conduct product/solution evaluations for architectural domain in both their delivery organization and the Huntington Enterprise Architecture organization.
- Mentor technical delivery staff.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
Qualifications
Basic Qualifications: Bachelor's Degree; 7+ years of related experience.
Preferred Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or related technical field; Experience architecting software solutions with demanding requirements such as performance, high availability, reliability, security, etc.; Understand data and system integration patterns and technologies; Proficiency in managing large scale efforts; Understanding of Agile methodologies and how architecture integrates with Agile development teams; Ability to articulate and transfer complex ideas to a wide audience through both verbal and written communication; Strong conceptual, critical thinking, technical and problem-solving skills with good attention to details; Articulate and have the ability to meet with high level management to present and/or deliver technical documentation.