Application Architect

London  ‐ Onsite
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Description

Application Architect (Software Engineer) - Banking - Brussels (REMOTE)

Freelance: 12 months

Day rate: €500 - €700

Start: now

Description

Application Architect (Software Engineer) is responsible for detailed design of applications on Windows and Linux platforms and coordination of the implementation phase.

The main duties include:
- Translating business and technical requirements into realistic and maintainable IT solutions
- Coordinating the configuration and delivery with internal and external technical stake holders
- Following up and providing guidance to the development team
- Acting as an application owner: supporting uptime of applications and participating in defining roadmap of activities to keep the solutions up to date
- Fully remote for the duration of the pandemic and then full time in the Brussels office

Must haves:

  • DB knowledge (SQL). We work with a lot of data
  • SSIS(.NET)/Scripting(batch) is a real +
  • Software engineer, as you need to know the life cycle of deploying an application and its integrations/dependencies
  • Comfortable with support: Think out of the box, why does that issue occur all the time?
  • Coordinate tasks. As we depend on a lot of other teams or even vendors, it's needed to do the follow up.
  • Understandable (good knowledge of English) and cfr above
  • Not scared to work in a transforming team. We are changing from waterfall to Agile
  • Agile

Qualifications

- Bachelor or master degree in IT and at least 3 years of experience in a similar role
- Experience with Windows and Linux technologies and development tools
- Experience with offshore delivery is a plus
- Fluent in English
- Proactivity, flexibility, good algorithmic thinking skills

Start date
ASAP
Duration
12 months
From
Salt
Published at
15.06.2021
Project ID:
2135872
Contract type
Freelance
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