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- Ability to develop domain architecture
- Experience using different architecture modelling techniques
- Capable of understanding and applying principles and standards
- Able to establish domain architectural vision through architecture layers
- Ability to define domain business architecture
- Can proactively engage with domain stakeholders and other architects
- Comfortable making architectural decisions
- Can ensure conformance of the solution to the architecture
- Lead operational architects
- Perform conflict resolution
- Excellent verbal, written, and presentation communication skills
- Apply communication skills with business and IT audiences executive, management, and technical level
- Perform detailed solution assessments supported by operational architects
- Manage architectural elements of the project plan
- Support and coordinate application, data, integration, technology, and infrastructure architectures (to be detailed)
- Project demand process
- Manage business processes (modelling support, tool-enablement, IT mapping, life cycle)
- Business capabilities - alignment/mapping
- Business domain mapping
- Internal alignment (Directors/Managers)
- Collaborate/Align (data architecture, Cloud Strategy)
- Manage policies, standards, and documentation templates
- Manage patterns for new/existing technology
- Manage technology LCM
- Manage OT architecture
- Steer integration & provide contact for
- Central alignment topics (EAM, Principals, Guidelines, Business Accelerators)
- Guide IT Domain Lead Architects
- Collaboration/Alignment (Infrastructure architects, security architects)
- General advise on infrastructure to Developers (details by infrastructure architect)
- Educate architecture community on positioning of enterprise platforms and when to choose one vs the other
- Contribute to decisions on new technology adoption and life cycle management of enterprise integration platforms - API, Events, Streaming, Messaging, ETL, File Transfer
- API Strategies for Business units; Monetization, CX driven, etc. Not EA - business driven/led. Refer to the Distinguished Engineer training.
- "Platform specific questions: example what would a specific business process look like if implemented in a "standard" Salesforce workflow
- What base functionality does Salesforce have for Deal Management"
- Content Management;AEM, DL, DB2, SQL Server, Mongo, File share, Share point, Cloud, Umbraco, Orchard, OpenText, IBM ECM; Which to use for new requirements; How to tidy up/house-keeping on existing
- Align & collaborate on API Strategy and guide on implementation