Application Architect

Overview: A leading global financial technology provider is seeking an experienced Application Architect to join their technology transformation team. The successful candidate will play a key role in re-architecting enterprise applications into scalable, secure, multi-tenant cloud-native solutions on AWS. This is a strategic role that involves technical leadership, architectural design, and cross-functional collaboration to deliver high-performance, future-ready systems.Key Responsibilities:Design scalable and secure application architectures for cloud-native, multi-tenant environmentsDefine architectural blueprints and guide application modernization initiativesLead technical planning, design, development, and problem-solving for Java-based applicationsEnsure alignment of architectural solutions with business and security requirementsDrive architectural decisions and maintain comprehensive technical documentationMentor development teams and collaborate closely with enterprise architects and stakeholdersContribute to innovation by integrating GenAI tools into the software development lifecycle and enhancing test automation practicesRequirements:Proven experience in enterprise architecture, cloud transformation, and distributed systemsStrong knowledge of enterprise integration patterns, microservices, and rule/workflow enginesExpertise in domain modeling and building externalizable APIs for multi-tenant SaaS solutionsSolid experience with AWS and cloud-native application design principlesHands-on knowledge of secure coding, performance tuning, and automated testing frameworksExcellent leadership, communication, and team collaboration skillsPreferred Skills:Experience with integrating Generative AI tools in the development lifecycleFamiliarity with CI/CD, code scanning, performance and security testingJoin the Journey: Be part of a forward-thinking global team that is shaping the future of financial technology. Work alongside top talent across continents and contribute to innovative projects that have real-world impact.Originally posted on Himalayas