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Support the product engineering teams in various capacities (Solution architect/Integration architect/Data architect) by driving complex enterprise solutions, and accelerators, and creating knowledge repositories to improve delivery efficiency.
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Design and architect end-to-end Workday HCM solutions that align with business objectives, ensuring scalability, flexibility, and usability. Be responsible for the determining best approach on integration of Workday HCM with other systems and applications, leveraging Workday Studio, EIBs, and APIs to ensure seamless data flow and process automation.
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As a Project Architect, you will need to travel to customer sites supporting data center construction projects as you will be the Company's onsite eye's and ears at the project site for the design team.
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Key Responsibilities:Design & develop MuleSoft API solutions (including integrated process, applications, data, cloud infrastructure & technology) to solve business problems and needsApply core software engineering development skills to design and development to build integration capabilities and process between application in a hybrid (on-prem & cloud) environmentWork with technical team members to evaluate and recommend new technologies and standards.
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Description Key AccountabilitiesManage the design and evolution of the enterprise Data Strategy, Data Management and Governance. Experience gained through college degree programs and/or certifications in Information Systems, Computer Science, Data Architecture, Data Engineering, Modeling, etc.
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BASIC QUALIFICATIONS - 8+ years of specific technology domain areas (e.g. software development, cloud computing, systems engineering, infrastructure, security, networking, data & analytics) experience.
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Focusing on data center design, our practice relies on a specialized group of architects who understand the critical systems that support data centers to the degree that they can carry productive conversations with engineers regarding value, viability, reliability and appropriateness of engineering systems, and manage the entire design team and process from a very strong technical base.
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8+ years of specific technology domain areas (e.g. software development, cloud computing, systems engineering, infrastructure, security, networking, data & analytics) experience. Aligned to the world's largest companies, the Sr. Cloud Ops SA is responsible for leading customers through the design and implementation of best practices to run and maintain workloads on AWS. In this role, you'll partner with AWS Account Teams to drive cloud operations excellence with customers, including observability, automation, landing zones, optimization, and more.
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Support the Data Architect to define the data strategy, roadmap and priorities. Provide technical expertise to design scalable ETL, data lake and data warehouse solutions, including addressing and resolving complex technical issues.
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Is familiar with codes and standards of IBC, IECC, UFC, UFGS, MasterSpec, and SpecsIntact and is generally current on latest engineering and design methods. + Possesses a technical knowledge of the detail design engineering process.
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Our engineering, cloud, data, experience design, and talent solution capabilities accelerate transformation and impact for enterprise clients. Proven experience as a QA Architect, Technical Lead, or similar role, with a focus on quality engineering tooling and frameworks.
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The architect will design and implement enterprise infrastructure and platforms required for setting up data engineering pipelines utilizing the tools available on the Google Cloud Platform Platform.
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By integrating experience design, complex engineering, and data expertise—we help our clients imagine what’s possible, and accelerate their transition into tomorrow’s digital businesses.
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Knowledge with technology application and infrastructure components such as Servers, Storage, Networking, Application Development, SDLC, End User Platforms, Digital Workflow, Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning, Cloud technologies, Data Engineering, Mobile/Web, and Database Management systems.
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We are looking for an innovative and mission-driven Platform Architect to play a crucial role in designing, building and maintaining the technology infrastructure (AWS) for Acqueon’s Data Platform and suite of integrated products.
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