SAP IBP Solution Architect

At IBM, work is more than a job - it's a calling: To build. To design. To code. To consult. To think along with clients and sell. To make markets. To invent. To collaborate. Not just to do something better, but to attempt things you've never thought possible. Are you ready to lead in this new era of technology and solve some of the world's most challenging problems? If so, lets talk.

As a Solution Architect: Generalist, you will define and describe the architecture of a system delivered in the context of a specific solution, which may encompass the entire system or only its specific parts.

You will lead the technical decisions being made regarding the solution and their impact on business outcomes.

Your primary responsibilities will include

• Lead Technical Decisions: Lead the technical decisions being made regarding the solution, considering their impact on business outcomes and ensuring alignment with overall business goals.
• Define Solution Architecture: Define and describe the architecture of a system delivered in the context of a specific solution, encompassing the entire system or specific parts as needed.
• Address Non-Functional Aspects: Address non-functional aspects of the solution, identifying requirements that require definition on the technology being used.
• Make Solution Decisions: Assume primary responsibility for making decisions around the nature of the solution, guiding the technical direction of the project.
• System Architecture Definition: Experience with defining and describing the architecture of a system in the context of a specific solution, encompassing entire systems or specific parts as needed.
• Technical Decision Leadership: Experience leading technical decisions regarding solutions, considering their impact on business outcomes and ensuring alignment with overall business goals.
• Non-Functional Requirements Analysis: Experience addressing non-functional aspects of solutions, identifying requirements that require definition on the technology being used.
• Solution Direction Guidance: Experience guiding the technical direction of projects, assuming primary responsibility for making decisions around the nature of the solution.
• Technology Requirements Definition: Experience identifying requirements that require definition on the technology being used to deliver a solution.
• Technology Requirements Definition: Experience with identifying requirements that necessitate definition on the technology being utilized to deliver a solution, enabling informed technical decisions that align with business objectives.
• Non-Functional Requirements Analysis: Experience addressing non-functional aspects of solutions, allowing for the identification of requirements that require definition on the technology being used, and informing the overall technical direction.
• System Architecture Expertise: Experience defining and describing system architectures in various contexts, demonstrating a deep understanding of the complexities involved in solution design and delivery. United States Security Hybrid Professional Tempe, US (0147) International Business Machines Corporation