Enterprise IT Technology Architect (f/m/d)

Job description

Your tasks

• Advising stakeholders on the use of technologies and the technical architecture (e.g. with regard to the recoverability of the bank's critical functions)
• Development of target images and technology radars for the strategic further development of the IT architecture
• Controlling the lifecycle of technologies and platforms
• Supporting stakeholders in the transition from non-standard to standard technologies, etc.
• Maintaining and further developing data-driven architecture approaches

Your profile

• Completed training or further education in the field of (business) informatics or comparable professional experience
• Several years of experience as an enterprise IT architect/architect in complex IT landscapes in the financial services sector
• Experience with modern architecture frameworks (e.g. TOGAF), capability-based modeling and working in agile environments (e.g. with SCRUM, SAFE) is an advantage
• Broad expertise in on-premises and cloud infrastructure technologies, IT solutions & reference architectures
• Knowledge of key technologies in these areas (e.g. Azure Services, hyper-converged server infrastructure, Kubernetes, application servers, DB technologies, etc.)
• You score points with your intrinsic enthusiasm for understanding and solving tasks and IT solutions as a whole
• Very good knowledge of German

Our offer

• Well-established and supportive team with plenty of creative freedom
• Exciting projects relating to the IT architectures of Zürcher Kantonalbank
• Open culture of continuous (further) development - professional, technical and personal
• We care about you and would also like to support you as a parent in your part-time career
• Your colleagues and stakeholders are all based in the same building, in the home office or across the street - so time is limited
• Various events and internal networks offer you the opportunity to network quickly
• Attractive overall package with extensive fringe benefits and perks ranging from pension plans to zoo tickets