Application And Integration Architect

TL;DR

Application and Integration Architect (Architecture): Designing enterprise-wide integration platforms and data architectures for complex public sector IT projects with an accent on API design, systems integration, and service bus solutions. Focus on aligning technical architecture with business goals, leading development teams, and ensuring system performance, security, and quality across the lifecycle.

Location: Warsaw, Poland (Onsite)

Company

Arηs Group, part of Accenture, specializes in managing complex public sector IT projects, including systems integration, analytics, and solution implementation.

What you will do

• Design and communicate enterprise-wide database and integration architectures.
• Translate business, user, and technical requirements into scalable architecture solutions.
• Lead development teams and oversee development processes throughout the systems lifecycle.
• Select and evaluate technologies, including integration platforms and middleware.
• Optimize systems for performance, security, and quality standards.
• Prepare system documentation and deliver technical presentations to stakeholders.

Requirements

• Bachelor's Degree and minimum 8 years of IT professional experience.
• Minimum 2 years of experience as an Application Architect, preferably in the public sector.
• Must hold at least 2 required architecture/technical certifications (e.g., IASA CITA-A, Azure DevOps, TIBCO, SOA).
• Expertise in architecting systems integration at data and API levels.
• Proficiency in system modeling tools (e.g., Sparx Enterprise Architect, ArchiMate).
• Knowledge of architecture frameworks such as TOGAF or Azure Well-Architected Framework.

Culture & Benefits

• Opportunity to work on large-scale, impactful public sector projects.
• Professional development within a global organization (Accenture).
• Exposure to diverse technologies including cloud, serverless, and containerization.
• Collaborative environment with a focus on enterprise-level architecture standards.