Job Description:
- Develop enterprise architecture strategies, ensuring alignment with organizational objectives, with a major focus on AWS Cloud technologies.
- Design and implement AWS architecture solutions for specific projects.
- Collaborate with architects and business units to gather and document project requirements, emphasizing AWS services and capabilities.
- Ensure AWS architecture solutions meet business needs and project goals.
- Define and enforce AWS architectural standards and best practices.
- Provide guidance and technical expertise on AWS to project teams.
- Participate in architecture reviews and evaluate project deliverables for compliance with AWS best practices.
- Monitor project progress and assist in issue resolution, leveraging AWS support as needed.
Basic Qualifications:
- Bachelor's degree in a relevant field or equivalent combination of education and experience.
- Typically, 12 - 15+ years of relevant industry experience, with a minimum of 7 years in enterprise architecture or similar roles, including significant experience with AWS Cloud technologies.
- Experience in stakeholder management and working with customer requirements to map with capabilities.
- Strong problem-solving skills, particularly in AWS environments.
- Effective communication and team collaboration abilities.
- Relevant AWS certifications (e.g., Professional AWS Certified Solutions Architect) or advanced AWS training.
- Demonstrated experience managing cross-functional teams using AWS technologies.
- Proven success in implementing enterprise architecture solutions on AWS in an enterprise environment.
- Successful management of complex AWS enterprise architecture projects.
- Continuous learner who stays updated with AWS and industry technology trends.
Other Qualifications:
- Advanced degrees in relevant fields are a plus.
- Relevant advance certifications in AWS architecture is a plus.
- Familiarity with AWS development methodologies and agile practices is a plus.
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