Domain Architect

The role is focused on the overall development of the target Architecture by defining the technology roadmap for the business/domain. As the subject matter expert for a specific domain, the primary responsibilities include developing architectural applications for new deals, creating enterprise-wide business/domain architecture deliverables, and identifying opportunities to utilize high-level business and operating models. Contributing to the Target Architecture involves developing and maintaining the technology roadmap for the area of expertise, ensuring alignment with the Business Strategy, and recognizing innovative technology uses to enhance performance measures. Collaborating with IS and business stakeholders is essential to drive the development and adoption of the target architecture, establish domain-specific standards and strategies, and guide solutions from concept to delivery. The role also entails overseeing product/platform engineering, protocol map development, and virtualization based on business solution requirements. Applying architectural and engineering concepts to design scalable, secure, reliable, and maintainable solutions is crucial. Leading research and development efforts, defining migration plans, and providing technology consulting are key aspects of the role. Additionally, the responsibilities extend to analyzing technology environments, setting collaboration solutions for data management, providing technical leadership in implementing custom solutions, and ensuring alignment with enterprise architecture standards. Collaborating with sales and delivery teams, tracking industry trends, and creating Intellectual Property are also important facets of the role. Competency building, team management, stakeholder interaction, and performance management are integral parts of the role. Ensuring completion of trainings, developing Proof of Concepts, mentoring team members, and driving engagement initiatives are essential for success. Interacting with internal and external stakeholders, managing resources, and supporting talent transformation are key elements of the role. The role requires a high level of expertise in domain/industry knowledge, market intelligence, systems thinking, leveraging technology, asset reusability, and technical knowledge. Behavioral competencies such as stakeholder management, innovation, client centricity, and execution excellence are crucial for effective performance. Performance parameters for the role include supporting sales teams, delivering projects as per cost and quality, developing capabilities, building practices, and managing teams effectively. These parameters are measured based on various factors such as proposals quality index, delivery satisfaction, capability development, practice building, and team management metrics.,