10 Mar
Enterprise Architect - Java
Vacancy expired!
- Java/JEE 5+
- Bootstrap
- Graphql
- Redux
- Agile Experience
- Javascript
- Angularjs
- Js
- Js
- Domain/Industry Knowledge: Basic knowledge of standard business processes within the relevant industry vertical and customer business domain.
- Technology Knowledge: Demonstrates working knowledge of more than one technology area related to own area of work (e.g. Java/JEE 5+, Microsoft technologies or Mainframe/legacy), customer technology landscape, multiple frameworks (Struts, JSF, Hibernate, etc.) within one technology area and their applicability. Consider low level details such as data structures, algorithms, APIs and libraries and best practices for one technology stack, configuration parameters for successful deployment and configuration parameters for high performance within one technology stack
- Architecture Concepts and Principles: Demonstrates working knowledge of standard architectural principles, models, patterns (e.g. SOA, N-Tier, EDA etc.) and perspective (e.g. TOGAF, Zachman etc.), integration architecture including input and output components, existing integration methodologies and topologies, source and external system, non-functional requirements, data architecture, deployment architecture, architecture governance
- Design Patterns, Tools and Principles: Applies specialized knowledge of design patterns, design principles, practices and design tools. Knowledge of documentation of design using tolls like EA
- Software Development Process Tools & Techniques: Demonstrates thorough knowledge of end to end SDLC process (Agile and Traditional), SDLC methodology, programming principles, tools, best practices (refactoring code, code package, etc.)
- Project Management Tools and Techniques: Demonstrates working knowledge of project management process (such as project scoping, requirements management, change management, risk management, quality assurance, disaster management, etc.), tools (MS Excel, MPP, client specific time sheets, capacity planning tools etc.)
- Requirement Gathering and Analysis: Demonstrates working knowledge of requirements gathering for (non-functional), requirements analysis for functional and non-functional, requirement analysis tools (such as functional flow diagrams, activity diagrams, blueprint, storyboard), techniques (business analysis, process mapping, etc.) and requirements management tools (e.g.MS Excel) and basic knowledge of functional requirements gathering. Specifically identify Architectural concerns and to document them as part of IT requirements including NFRs
- Solution Structuring: Demonstrates working knowledge of service offering and products
Vacancy expired!