Lead requirements and discovery sessions, design scalable application architectures and technology roadmaps, and guide modernization, security, integration, and scalability efforts. Collaborate with engineering, product, security, operations, and business stakeholders. Produce architecture diagrams, solution blueprints, and technical documentation while providing technical leadership and promoting architecture best practices.
What we’re looking for:
- 10+ years of experience in solution/application architecture or enterprise development.
- Strong experience with .NET, ReactJS, JavaScript, REST APIs, and cloud technologies.
- Experience with application modernization, security, scalability, and integration.
- Strong stakeholder communication and leadership skills.
- Healthcare or higher education experience is a plus.
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