Technical Architect- Mean Stack

Technical Architect- Mean Stack Job Description Template

Our company is looking for a × Technical Architect- Mean Stack to join our team.

Responsibilities:

  • Review code to ensure design adherence, refactor for performance and modularity;
  • Work closely with the team and product manager to provide the overall design and structure to the application;
  • Develop POCs for early risk assessments;
  • Automate the Devops process;
  • Work closely with the Ux and development team to develop/implement re-usable UI frame-work elements and interactive apps;
  • Responsible for planning product iterations & releasing iterations on schedule;
  • Identify Performance challenges and other NFRs and provide solutions;
  • Manage the TCO for cloud services by automating the service up and down time;
  • Mentor developers to accomplish challenging tasks & provide technical advice and guidance to the Technical Leads.

Requirements:

  • Experience in Agile Software Development especially Devops;
  • MCA – Computers;
  • Knowledge of designing Microservices and API based architecture using open source technologies;
  • Hands on experience working with an RDBMS for 2+ years, including performance tuning of queries (PostgreSQL preferred);
  • Exposure to native cloud-based application development will be a plus;
  • Minimum 7+ years of Software Development work experience;
  • 7+ years of overall experience;
  • B.Tech/B.E. – Any Specialization;
  • Minimum 2+ years of experience in architecting and designing large applications / products using Java, Python or .NET based technologies;
  • Very strong problem solving and decision-making skills;
  • Hands on experience in any of front-end frameworks like AngularJS (mandatory), ReactJS, BackboneJS;
  • Exposure to multiple programming languages C#/Java/Python will be a major plus;
  • Good understanding of UI best practices, application security and multi-lingual applications;
  • BE Computer Science/MCA;
  • Experience working with both RDBMS and NoSQL databases.