Efficus, Inc.
Enterprise Architect
Efficus, Inc., Washington, District of Columbia, us, 20022
We are seeking an experienced Enterprise Architect to lead the design and implementation of complex IT solutions, specifically within the rail transportation industry. The ideal candidate will bring over 15 years of IT expertise and more than 10 years of technology architecture experience. A proven track record in enterprise architecture frameworks, software design, and event-driven architectures is essential, along with excellent communication skills. The role requires extensive knowledge of SAFe and experience in modernizing large-scale rail transportation systems.
Key Responsibilities:
Define and implement architecture solutions for rail transportation companies.
Leverage enterprise architecture frameworks and methodologies such as TOGAF, BizBok, and DAMA.
Design and modernize large-scale rail transportation systems using event-driven architectures.
Work with a range of technologies, from IBM Mainframe & TPF to Java and Spring-based microservices.
Apply architectural modeling, enterprise information management, and software design principles.
Deliver solutions that address multi-domain business problems across enterprise environments.
Lead cross-functional teams and communicate technical concepts effectively to both technical and non-technical stakeholders.
Key Responsibilities:
Define and implement architecture solutions for rail transportation companies.
Leverage enterprise architecture frameworks and methodologies such as TOGAF, BizBok, and DAMA.
Design and modernize large-scale rail transportation systems using event-driven architectures.
Work with a range of technologies, from IBM Mainframe & TPF to Java and Spring-based microservices.
Apply architectural modeling, enterprise information management, and software design principles.
Deliver solutions that address multi-domain business problems across enterprise environments.
Lead cross-functional teams and communicate technical concepts effectively to both technical and non-technical stakeholders.