Senior o9 Solution Architect | Supply Chain Planning

Infosys; Amsterdam; On-site; EUR 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

Infosys is seeking a Senior Technology Architect/O9 Solution Architect in the Netherlands to lead architecture across the SDLC, interfacing with stakeholders and guiding offshore teams.

The role centers on designing and implementing a comprehensive o9 planning solution, ensuring scalability, security, and alignment with client requirements and regulatory considerations for new markets.

Qualifications

• Engage with business leaders, project managers and other stakeholders to understand specific requirements and objectives for new markets.
• Define integration strategies for the o9 solution with existing systems and processes.
• Develop a comprehensive technical blueprint outlining the architecture of the o9 planning solution, including software, hardware, and network components.
• Define non-functional requirements (NFRs) to support rollouts and ensure scalability and security.

Responsibilities

• Interface with key stakeholders and apply technical proficiency across stages of the Software Development Life Cycle, including requirements elicitation and design.
• Create architecture and high-level design artifacts for the o9 planning solution.
• Provide technical feasibility assessments and guide the team both onshore and offshore.
• Develop and maintain detailed documentation of the solution architecture and data flows.
• Ensure the solution complies with security standards and regulatory requirements in new markets.

Skills

Stakeholder management

Architectural design

SDLC

Technical guidance

Tools

o9 Solutions

Job description

Infosys is seeking a Senior Technology Architect/O9 Solution Architect in the Netherlands to lead architecture across the SDLC, interfacing with stakeholders and guiding offshore teams.

The role centers on designing and implementing a comprehensive o9 planning solution, ensuring scalability, security, and alignment with client requirements and regulatory considerations for new markets.