Beschreibung
A major investment bank is searching for an Architecture Performance Manager to assume responsibility for developing and implementing an architecture oversight practice.
The successful candidate will help both Solution and Functional Architects by ensuring the necessary standards and key performance indicators are in place in order to help deliver faster, more cost-effective, and accurate solutions.
It will be crucial for the successful candidate to have experience in developing and implementing an effective business, application, and technology architecture model in order to align with business plans and investments.
In order to be considered for this role it is crucial that the successful candidate possesses strong experience in the following areas:
* The Application life cycle management
* Planning IT is critical for this role
* The benefits and elements of Enterprise Architecture and the use of Architecture views/models.
* How to set up and manage Architectural Governance processes and chair Architectural Review meetings.
* Application solution development - in order to be able to challenge Solution Architects.
* Setting up models, frameworks etc. to support execution of projects and programmes.
* Architecture simplification. Clear understanding of architecture complexity and how to measure and monitor complexity reduction.
* KPI's relating to Architecture and execution of complex programs.
* The use of tools to support solution and functional architecture activities.
* Architecture Project Management to ensure architects are delivering against stakeholder expectations
If you meet the above requirements and are interested in such a challenge, please submit your application as soon as possible.
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