Infrastructure Solution Architect (Banking Industry)

Job Summary:

The Technical Infrastructure Solution Architect is responsible for designing and implementing scalable and efficient infrastructure solutions that align with the organization’s strategic goals. This role involves analyzing complex business needs and developing robust infrastructure architectures that support business processes and technological advancements. The Technical Infrastructure Solution Architect works closely with IT teams, stakeholders, and vendors to ensure that infrastructure solutions are designed and delivered effectively, addressing both current and future requirements.

Key Responsibilities:

Solution Design and Architecture: Develop comprehensive infrastructure solutions (servers, networks, storage, cloud) aligned with business goals and industry standards.

Technical Leadership: Lead IT teams and collaborate with development teams to integrate infrastructure with applications and services.

Stakeholder Engagement: Translate business needs into technical solutions and communicate designs effectively to non-technical stakeholders.

Project Support: Assist project teams in planning and executing infrastructure projects, reviewing technical designs and documentation.

Risk Management and Compliance: Identify and mitigate infrastructure risks, ensuring compliance with regulations and security standards.

Continuous Improvement: Stay updated with emerging technologies to enhance infrastructure solutions.

Qualifications:

Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, IT, Engineering, or a related field (advanced certifications or a Master’s degree is a plus).

Proven experience in designing and implementing infrastructure solutions (servers, storage, networks, cloud).

Strong knowledge of architectural frameworks and best practices.

Experience with technologies like AWS, Azure, VMware, Cisco, etc.

Preferred Skills:

Familiarity with enterprise architecture frameworks (e.g., TOGAF, Zachman).

Experience with DevOps practices and ITIL.

Knowledge of security frameworks and compliance standards.