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Posted 5 days ago
Job description
Note : Skills needed ( Java, Microservices, React, GraphQL)
- Architect needs to complete green filed implementation for IOC and Developer Self-Service
- The Cloud Developer portal will provide below capabilities to developers.
- Monitoring Logging and platform performance data collection
- Resource provisioning/Utilization and Claiming
- Alerting/Notifications
- RBAC based policies.
- Authentication handling
Should have experience in creating Automation strategy and roadmap, Automation assets, developing virtual services / models using Service Virtualization tool.
- The Self services will have
- Onboarding/Migration process : Automated NF onboarding using TOSCA/ HELM standards
- Control Pane Automation : Automated Scheduling of worker nodes, xNF LCM using OCP or similar
- Network Automation : SOL interface support from Red Hat OCP platform for NF LCM
- Infrastructure automation : Bare metal orchestration (BMO) integration with Telecommunication's Maiya platform. Support MaaS
- Policies and control automation : OCP Control plane (Master Node) to drive policy control
- Troubleshooting of automation scripts and should come-up with quick resolution of script related issues, Reporting dashboards that helps project stakeholders to keep informed about the automation testing progress, issues, defects & ROI
- Familiarity of GitOps for platform and application deployment, DevOps principles, CI/CD Pipelines using Jenkins and other DevOps tools stack, GraphQL
Frequently asked questions
Q: What skills or qualities help someone succeed as a Software Applications Architect?
A: To succeed as a Software Applications Architect, key technical skills include proficiency in software design patterns, data modeling, and cloud computing platforms, as well as expertise in programming languages such as Java, Python, or C#. Additionally, soft skills like effective communication, collaboration, and problem-solving are crucial for working with cross-functional teams and stakeholders to define and implement software solutions. These strengths enable Software Applications Architects to drive strategic technology decisions, lead complex projects, and deliver scalable, maintainable, and innovative software applications that meet business needs.
Q: What is the career path for a Software Applications Architect?
A: A Software Applications Architect's career path typically begins with entry-level roles such as Junior Software Architect or Technical Lead, where they develop foundational skills in software design, architecture, and project management. As they progress to mid-level roles like Senior Software Architect or Technical Program Manager, they gain expertise in leading cross-functional teams, mentoring junior architects, and driving technical strategy. Ultimately, senior roles like Enterprise Architect or Chief Technology Officer offer opportunities for long-term career growth, where they can oversee large-scale technology initiatives, drive innovation, and shape the overall technical direction of an organization.
