About the role
• You’ll be responsible for defining the overall structure of a program or system. You’ll act as technical architect - designing, Solutioning and overseeing IT assignments that are aimed at improving the business, and ensuring all parts of the project run smoothly.
• The team is equipped with professionals with proper handle on business, domain and functional aspects of the work. You will be needed to work on projects end to end it’s essential to understand all aspects of each system, from both a business and technical point of view.
• Full working knowledge of Microsoft technologies as well as open source methodologies will help in designing programs end to end. Working knowledge of technologies such as UNIX, Oracle, SQL Server and TCP/IP for example, as well as knowledge of one or more programming languages.
Requirements
·Qualification: BE, B Tech, M Tech, MCA or higher
·Key Requirement for the Position
• Technical Architect with having 11to15 years of industry experience having in
web application Architecture and Development
• Designing and developing customer facing website applications with
proficiency across the technology stack and experience with multiple frameworks
including but not limited to Ruby, Java and/or .NET.
• Integrating third party APIs
• Understanding of software infrastructure (network, storage, security, backup
etc.)
• Knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript frameworks
• Identifying the organization’s needs
• Breaking down large scale projects into manageable chunks
• Working out which IT products to use based on cost benefit analysis and
research
• Explaining to designers and developers what's required and overseeing the
progress
• Producing documents that monitor progress and ensure the quality of the
project
• Advise the client on managing future IT needs
• Some knowledge of relational databases and SQL
• Familiarity with scrum/agile led software development
• Willingness to learn new technologies and languages
• Excellent communication and collaboration skills (both technology and
non-tech stakeholders)