Lead a two-month enterprise architecture audit by defining assessment principles, coordinating architecture, infrastructure, security, data, and integration findings, evaluating distributed systems and microservices, identifying systemic risks, resolving conflicting recommendations, and developing target-state architecture roadmaps. Facilitate client workshops, provide technical leadership, and ensure consistent final audit conclusions across complex enterprise platforms.
Intetics Inc., a leading American technology company specializing in custom software application development, distributed professional teams creation, software product quality assessment, and “all-things-digital” solutions, is on the lookout for a Senior Enterprise/Solution Architect to join our team and provide exceptional customer support.
Responsibilities
- Act as the overall technical lead for the architecture audit
- Establish architecture assessment principles, scope, and evaluation approach
- Coordinate findings across architecture, infrastructure, security, data, and integration streams
- Assess service boundaries, domain-driven design, bounded contexts, and architectural dependencies
- Identify systemic architectural issues rather than isolated technical defects
- Review and resolve conflicting technical findings across different streams
- Lead architecture recommendations and prioritization
- Ensure consistency and quality of the final audit conclusions
- Support client-facing architecture workshops and technical discussions
- Contribute to the final target-state architecture roadmap
Requirements
- 10+ years of experience in software architecture, solution architecture, or enterprise architecture
- Strong background in distributed systems and microservices architecture
- Experience with large enterprise platforms and complex technical landscapes
- Strong understanding of DDD, bounded contexts, service boundaries, and architectural dependencies
- Experience with large-scale integration platforms
- Experience with modernization or transformation programs
- Experience with architecture governance and assessment frameworks
- Ability to analyze dependencies across multiple technical domains, including application, integration, infrastructure, security, and data
- Ability to consolidate findings from multiple architects into a coherent target-state assessment
- Ability to challenge technical decisions and identify systemic architectural risks
- Strong stakeholder management and client-facing communication skills
- Experience producing architecture assessments, recommendations, and roadmaps
- Banking / FinTech domain experience
- Experience with environments containing 500+ microservices
- Knowledge of TOGAF or an equivalent architecture framework
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