Banking Domain Architect

Judge Group, Inc.
Totowa, NJ
26 Nov 2024

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Location: Totowa, NJ Description: Future duties and responsibilities List principle responsibilities. Do not include any CLIENT IDENTIFIERS such as client name, client proprietary system/technology or client confidential information.

Lead to Program and/or Project Manager across multiple technology implementation systems.

Define Domain Driven Design

Define banking design principles and standards in setting up and configuring products, users, data management

Leverage Application Catalog for the existing and new systems managed as part of programs across enterprise

Develop and manage conceptual component Architecture Reference Model that will support solution development on an ongoing basis

Map the business domain data flow and its impact on finance, compliance and regulatory areas

Building on existing investments in vendor platforms, service oriented architecture, and web solutions, while leveraging mature concepts, architectures, and technologies largely borrowed from the mainframe

Collaborating with other technical and non-technical team members, clients, and vendors in technology neutral language to define, build, and deliver solutions

Create software and solution designs that the team can work with to deliver the outcomes required through initial MVP and subsequent iterative cycles of development.

Promote an evolutionary architectural approach, allowing designs to evolve as new information becomes available.

Ensure the team considers operational concerns when building solutions (monitoring, logging, deployment)

Balance short term tactical decisions with longer term aspirations to ensure that technical debt is kept at an acceptable level.

Communicate complex technical information to all stakeholders of the project, including those who do not have a technical background and capture non-functional requirements

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