Principal Architect (.NET, Oracle, Javascript)

Overview In this role you shape the long-term technical direction for enterprise applications and shared platform capabilities in a distributed environment. You combine strategic architecture leadership with hands-on contribution to modernize complex systems and align development with a scalable, secure, unified technology landscape. You will partner with engineering, product, data, security, and infrastructure leaders to set standards and drive cross-team adoption, delivering practical architecture patterns and phased roadmaps. This role offers influence across teams and a chance to shape platform capabilities and governance with measurable impact. ResponsibilitiesSet architectural vision for enterprise platforms and translate it into a roadmap across products and engineering teamsDesign a centralized data and shared services platform covering identity/access, integrations, master data, search, APIs, analytics, governance, and reusable componentsCreate reference architectures, patterns, and phased adoption plans for incremental capability deliveryModernize legacy and mission-critical applications via staged, continuity-preserving approachesReduce duplication by defining scalable shared services and streamlined data flowsBuild and validate technical components, PoCs, and prototypes to support decisionsCollaborate with engineering to ensure alignment with enterprise standards, security, and long-term platform goalsEstablish architecture review practices, decision frameworks, and standards to improve reliability, observability, maintainability, performance, and scalabilityEncourage AI-assisted development and AI-enabled solutions where value is demonstratedMentor senior engineers and clearly communicate direction and tradeoffs to technical and executive stakeholders Key requirementsCollaboration with cross-functional teamsMentoring and coachingEffective communication with technical and executive stakeholdersEnterprise architecture and strategic directionData platform design and governanceIdentity and access management concepts