Solutions Architect

Job DescriptionRole Purpose: Translate enterprise architecture policies and organizational standards into practical CDP architecture standards, templates, processes, and reusable artefacts, while providing end to-end architecture guidance and assurance to product teams and vendors.Roles & Responsibilities • Translate enterprise architecture, security, cloud, integration, data, and technology policies into clear CDP technical standards and guidelines.• Develop and maintain architecture principles, reference architectures, approved patterns, templates, checklists, processes, and quality-gate criteria.• Create and maintain architecture governance artefacts, including HLD and LLD templates, review checklists, decision records, risk registers, compliance assessments, and approval workflows. • Provide hands-on architecture support during ideation, planning, sourcing, design, and delivery.• Guide product teams and vendors on solution design, technology selection, integration, data, security, cloud, and non-functional requirements.• Review HLDs, LLDs, integration designs, and other technical artefacts prepared by delivery teams. • Identify architecture risks, gaps, dependencies, non-compliance, and required remediation.• Promote reuse of approved shared services, components, and design patterns.• Support architecture quality gates and provide architecture recommendations and approval decisions.About UsOmnix International is a Sharia’a compliant company with 35+years of presence in the market. Since late 2018, Omnix International is fully owned by Al-Imtiaz Group which is a publicly listed company in Kuwait Stock Exchange.We are an industry-leading solutions provider of digital infrastructure, digital innovations, computer-aided engineering, Autodesk training, BIM consultancy, applications modernization, audiovisual infrastructure, cybersecurity, cloud computing, outsourcing and managed services.Today, Omnix International employs over 1,500 professionals with offices in Dubai (HQ), Kuwait, Abu Dhabi, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Oman.