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Rhox is modernising its life insurance information systems in Belgium. The IS Life Architecture Team seeks a medior Solution Architect and Functional Designer to translate business needs into pragmatic end-to-end solutions.
You will connect COBOL on Micro Focus with .NET and Angular services using Domain-Driven Design and asynchronous integrations. You will collaborate with stakeholders, IS delivery teams, and transversal architecture groups to validate designs against standards and drive
A major life insurance organisation in Belgium is modernising the information systems that support policy administration, customer channels and intermediary operations. Within its IS Life architecture team, an IS Life Solution Architect will design end-to-end solutions and act as a Functional Designer, connecting business needs with a hybrid estate that combines COBOL on Micro Focus, .NET and Angular services, Domain-Driven Design (DDD), and asynchronous integrations.
The team supports strategic initiatives across critical Belgian life insurance platforms used by customers, intermediaries and operations teams. Its work covers operational efficiency, modernisation of historical platforms, technology innovation and integrations with external partners. The landscape is deliberately hybrid: established COBOL on Micro Focus remains in use while new capabilities move towards .NET and Angular. Architecture decisions must support current operations while defining a maintainable short-term, medium-term and long-term target state.
You will join projects from initial analysis through production, translating complex business requirements into pragmatic solution options and designs. You will work with business stakeholders, IS delivery teams, transversal architecture and strategy teams, application technology, and infrastructure and operations. Your designs will be challenged and validated with technical architects, documented against architecture standards, and presented to the architecture board when required. The role suits a medior architect who can synthesise broad information, create alignment across stakeholders, and assess both implementation and run costs.