Position: Azure B2C
Company: websoft.ie
Category: .NET
Experience required: 5y
English level: fluent

AZURE B2C

Minimum 10 years experience in .NET

The Solution Architect responsible for the project level architecture design for TfL's solution developments. The Solution Architect will communicate the proposed architecture within the project and gain project approval from the project manager, business analyst, development and test teams. They will ensure that the project level architecture implemented meets the business objectives and technical requirements.

KEY ACCOUNT ABILITIES
• The creation of architecture documentation for systems which support solution development. Including: Create a logical solution model Create a conceptual/logical/physical data model Create non functional requirements Create scenarios and traceability to main architecture components Create the module breakdown structure
• The ‘systems scope’ will include but not limited to the following generic system types - ticketing solutions, revenue collection, call centre solutions such as Customer Relationship Management, workforce management, and asset management systems.
• The Solution Architect will work at project level and accept work packages identified and scoped by the Consultant Architect Lead or Solution Architecture Manager.
• Ensure that the solution architecture meets the non functional requirements such as reliability, scalability, performance and resilience. The Solution Architect will be accountable for the end to end integrated solution.
• Manage the architecture delivery for a piece of work that is delivered over a 6 month period.
• Have the ability to take a well defined set of requirements as input into the architecture creation process. Prerequisite is that the requirements have been documented and approved by the customer.
• Implement the Architecture Standards & Principles in relation to solutions deployed by TfL.
• Provide input into the project planning stage for the component cost estimates as defined by the new architecture.
• Analyzing the current environment to detect critical deficiencies and recommend solutions for improvement.