Enterprise Architect - Core Banking

• At least 7 years’ experience in the IT industry, preferably in large, complex enterprises

• At least 7 years of experience in banking technology, including familiarization with digitization (Collections, Credits, Deposits, Loans, Loan Origination, Payments, Receivables, Remittance, Escrow, Liquidity Management, Pricing)

• At least 3 years’ experience in Enterprise Architecture in a large, complex, multi-location, multi-national environment

• Experience in converting Enterprise Architecture Strategy into executable solution architecture

• Deep experience delivering mission-critical, enterprise-scale IT solutions in a heterogeneous technology environment, both in-house built and 3rd-party vendor products

• Experience in actual systems development work, with prior coding, functional specifications and technical specifications and systems development and testing experience (in aggregate no less than 5 years)

• Understanding of at least one programming language, preferably in the Java family

• A deep understanding of all domains of Enterprise Architecture, including the business, data, application, infrastructure and security domains. Able to constructively challenge Enterprise and Solution Architecture for a fault tolerant design

• Familiarity with one or more formal Architecture frameworks/methodologies (TOGAF, Zachman, BIAN, etc.)

• Good understanding and experience in various software development cycle methodologies, including migrating from waterfall to agile methodologies

• Broad-based IT knowledge and experience (Hardware, Software, Middleware, Databases). Solid foundation in service-oriented technologies to be able to understand service interdependencies and drive towards technical solutions for multi-tiered systems

• Good understanding of Technology Taxonomy (Functional Disposition, Deployment, Performance, Integration Protocols)

• Excellent verbal, written and presentation skills to stakeholders at all levels

• Ability to communicate complex topics in an understandable way using a level of detail and terms appropriate to the situation

• Capability to think conceptually and identify patterns across seemingly unrelated situations