Senior IT Systems Engineer

Responsibilities:

• Contribute to documenting the required Information Systems and Platform Enabler Capabilities and problem spaces

• Contribute to core documents (SDD, TRRD)

• Keep track of the latest developments and best practices within relevant IT solution and infrastructure technology capabilities and constantly ensuring professional development

• Identify possibilities for evolving the architecture to deliver reduced complexity, cost efficiencies, improved agility, reduced risk or improved business capabilities

• Lead and participate in IT systems and IT infrastructure designs

• Contribute to developing and maintaining architecture roadmaps

• Work with Product Management and Release Train Engineers to initiate and drive delivery of technology solutions

• Proactively guide, implement and govern architectural principles, best practices and common change initiatives in own area to secure high quality in IT solutions

• Participate in frequent reviews on IT solutions against value driven IT strategy

• Define, track and manage Non-Functional requirements throughout the delivery cycle

• Coach and assist developers, platform teams, ops teams and Infrastructure teams on best practices and key knowledge areas like:
– Non Functional Requirements
– Site Reliability Engineering
– Monitoring and Root Cause identification
– Technology best practices

Requirements:

• Proven stakeholder management experience in IT technology domain
• Strong banking background, with Core banking transformation experience preferred
• Business knowledge (Professional level)
• IT solution architecture (Professional level)
• IT infrastructure and technical architecture (Professional level)
• Conceptual thinking (Professional level)
• Integration Architecture
  

Key Competencies:
This is a list of key technologies and skills. We expect you to be familiar with most of them:

• Kubernetes
• Containerization JEE applications
• Kafka
• Cloudera
• Operating in an heavily legislation governed Enterprise organization
• Defining Non-Functional requirements