Technical Architect
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Job Description
12+ years in IT with at least 4–5 years as an Application or Technical Architect in the BFSI domain.
- Deep understanding of Risk, Compliance, or Regulatory applications and frameworks.
- Strong knowledge of Java / .NET, APIs, SQL, and enterprise integration patterns.
- Experience with data modeling, ETL pipelines, and cloud platforms (AWS/Azure preferred).
- Understanding of DevOps, CI/CD, microservices, and containerized environments.
- Familiarity with Axiom, Scila, FIS KRT, Xceptor, or similar platforms is a strong plus.
- Excellent analytical, communication, and stakeholder management skills
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Skills:
.Net Core, .NET Full Stack Engineering, Distributed Systems, Microservices, React, Classic Asp, Restful Services, ASP.NET, Mvc, Application Security, API-first design, Event-Driven Architecture, Enterprise integration patterns, Serverless computing technologies, CI/CD pipelines, Next.js, ASP.NET Core, Observability
Skills:
.NET, Asp.net Mvc, CSS, HTML, Javascript Frameworks, Scrum Master, Sql Programming, Build and Release Agile processes, Database design and maintenance, Estimation Planning, Large scale web applications, Architecting and designing web applications and services, IIS configuration, Cloud technology concepts, SaaS product constructs
Skills:
solution architecture, Enterprise Architecture, Microservices, API-first design, HR Platform Applications, integration methodologies, AI technologies, cloud-native, GenAI platforms
Skills:
Version Control Systems, Docker, APEX, Performance Monitoring, Salesforce Development Lifecycle, DevOps tools and technologies, Lightning Web Components, Salesforce product suite
Skills:
brownfield , Idocs, Cds Views, Data Modeling, Alv, S4hana, Agile, Badi, Scrum, Migrations, Bapi, Debugging, Performance Tuning, Sdlc, Oop, Sap Abap, system optimization, Infrastructure as Code, ABAP remediation 7.4 plus, PIPO, greenfield, SAP Integration Suite, CI/CD pipelines, Ale, cpi