Shape enterprise applications architecture through systems analysis, solution modeling, and cross-platform implementation in large, distributed environments. Define how complex components connect. This Senior Applications Architect defines structures, logical relationships, interfaces, and reusable components across enterprise systems. The work covers application packages, databases, middleware, operating systems, networks, and source-code requirements. You will develop, implement, and manage at least one cross-platform application while monitoring system-wide interactions. Key Responsibilities:
Define structures and relationships among applications and reusable components Specify interfaces, quality metrics, software organization, and layering Develop, implement, and manage a cross-platform application Monitor interactions across components in distributed environments Define source-code limitations and application requirements Requirements:
At least six years developing and implementing application architectures Extensive systems analysis and design experience in large environments Knowledge of TOGAF ADM or Zachman architecture frameworks Practical ArchiMate or UML modeling experience with architecture tools Integration experience spanning SOA, APIs, web services, and enterprise service buses Apply enterprise architecture, integration, and systems-design expertise to connect applications, databases, middleware, and distributed platforms.
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Senior Enterprise Applications Architect in Toronto employer: Pathlion
As an Expert Program Manager for Enterprise Projects, you will thrive in a dynamic work culture that values innovation and collaboration. Our commitment to employee growth is reflected in our comprehensive training programs and mentorship opportunities, ensuring you can advance your career while making a meaningful impact on large-scale initiatives. Located in a vibrant area, we offer unique advantages such as flexible work arrangements and a supportive environment that fosters creativity and teamwork.