Design and implement mobile analytics and payment architecture, create Adobe Experience Platform SDK analytics tags, capture analytic data using JavaScript and React Native, validate analytics pipelines, lead development with designers and QA, coordinate with backend and analytics teams, produce estimates and proposals, and manage App Store and Play Store delivery. Travel/relocation across the U.S. required.
Job Title: Associate Architect
- Analyze clients’ requirements and translate that into executable technical project.
- Design analytical technical architecture.
- Work on payment process flow and design the payment document.
- Create analytics tags using Adobe Experience Platform SDK.
- Work on JavaScript and React Native to capture the analytic data.
- Ensure the analytic data is entering analytics, identify and fix any issue.
- Interact with various stakeholders like clients, employees, and management, provide artifacts such as effort estimations and proposals.
- Lead the project in development along with designer and QA and delivering the App-to-App Store and Play Store.
- Join technical meetings with business, to discuss an update, dependencies and align the process with other technical team (Backend team).
- Join meeting with analytic team to create the base process/life cycle, timeline plan to be aligned about the analytic specification document delivery.
- Communicate about the expectations from our site and provide some feedback to make the process align with our timeline.
Requirement: Applicants must have a Bachelor’s degree or foreign equivalent in Computer Science, Computer Applications, Information Technology, Engineering (any), or related fields, plus five years of experience in a related occupation. Travel/relocation required as job will be performed at various unanticipated locations throughout the United States.
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