Solution Architect
SwissPeak Partners GmbH · Zurich, Switzerland
Job description
For a renowned Swiss bank in Zurich, we are looking for an experienced solution architect for new platforms in digital onboarding, sales and core banking. You ensure scalability, security and performance, and advise the business, product owners, development and infrastructure.
Your tasks
Develop, document and communicate solution architectures aligned with the system landscape, standards and target pictures
Maintain architecture artefacts and IT system design, prepare architecture decisions
Ensure scalability, security, performance and maintainability of the solution
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Review concepts and implementations
Depending on the initiative, establish an orchestration platform such as Camunda or Flowable, or integrate purchased software including infrastructure and network
Your profile
German at C1 level or higher, the project language is German. Understanding of Swiss German is expected. English at B2 level
At least eight years of experience as an architect, degree in computer science or business informatics
Software architecture of internet-facing services
Architecture frameworks such as arc42 and domain-driven design
Experience in agile environments with SAFe
Nice to have
Client onboarding experience within the last three years
Integration of purchased software, for example Temenos
Modern technologies for scalable platforms
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