Solution ArchitectClient is on a mission to fully modernize its global Information Management product offering. This includes decommissioning the enterprise on-premises file share system. The Solution Architect is part of an in-place project team focused on migrating existing file share content to modern repositories.
You will facilitate the transition of integrated business applications to Cloud-based SaaS solutions, Azure File Shares, Data Lake etc. The goal is to assist our business partners with guidance and recommendations, but not to deliver the transition.Daily tasks by the Solution Architect includes consulting with various application technical owners to assess business requirements and recommend technology alternatives. Engaging with other Enterprise Product teams to develop sustainable solutions.
Using engagement and analytics to build an inventory of integrated business applications for tracking purposes. Working with project team to track results.Our organization supports several modern Information Management technology alternatives where the power of data can be used as an asset. The goal is to leverage these products for the information currently contained in the on-premises file shares.Required QualificationsCloud engineer with 4-6 years of experience with integration architecture around file content and connectors.Experience with Solution ArchitectureHigh-level Application Design experience with complex solutions in an enterprise environmentWorking understanding of Azure platform and Information Management and Information Governance.Technical leadership experienceResponsibilitiesDrive Change with urgencySelf-start and organize consultations with application technical owners and architects.Identify and assess critical applications impacted by this change, through engagement and analyticsEngage with Enterprise Content Management Product Owner and Solutions Architect to align application transition recommendations with modernization goals.Develop an application transition inventoryBe able to manage multiple engagements in parallel