Technical Architecture Consultant

Deloitte Netherlands; Noord-Holland; On-site; EUR 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Deloitte Netherlands is seeking a Consultant Technical Architecture – Digital Commerce to help clients design and realize architectures that power exceptional customer experiences. You collaborate with senior architects and cross-functional teams, translating complex tech into clear, business-friendly recommendations.

You're expected to hold a university Master’s degree and have 2–5 years in technical consulting, with strong communication and workshop facilitation skills to engage client

Qualifications

• 2–5 years of relevant experience in technical consulting, preferably within digital commerce.
• Excellent command of English; proficiency in Dutch is a strong plus.
• A university master's degree in a relevant field (as listed).

Responsibilities

• Supporting the assessment and positioning of core platforms in the digital landscape, such as e-commerce, OMS, PIM, CMS/DXP, CDP, CRM etc. and how they work together
• Supporting in working out integration patterns and data flows across systems.
• Contributing to points of view (POVs) on topics(technical) that matter to our clients
• Facilitating technical discussions and architecture workshops with client stakeholders and development teams
• Translating technical concepts into clear, compelling stories, visuals and recommendations for non-technical audiences

Skills

Technical consulting

Digital commerce

Communication skills

Presentation skills

English proficiency

Education

Master's degree in Computer Science

Master's degree in Information Management

Master's degree in Business Informatics

Master's degree in Technical Business Administration

Job description

Do you want work in an innovative environment across a wide range of industries, with development opportunities for your personal growth? Join talented colleagues, and help organizations develop and deliver future-proof architecture strategies that truly matter. At Deloitte

• Supporting the assessment and positioning of core platforms in the digital landscape, such as e-commerce, OMS, PIM, CMS/DXP, CDP, CRM etc. and how they work together
• Supporting in working out integration patterns and data flows across systems.
• Contributing to points of view (POVs) on topics(technical) that matter to our clients
• Facilitating technical discussions and architecture workshops with client stakeholders and development teams
• Translating technical concepts into clear, compelling stories, visuals and recommendations for non-technical audiences

Naturally you are keen to discover and learn new things each day and you collaborate with your colleagues .But most importantly, be the true you. The one and only you. With your personal strengths, view of the world and unique personality. You need the followingqualifications for the position of [Consultant Technical Architecture – Digital Commerce]:

• Excellent command of English, both spoken and written; proficiency in Dutch is a strong plus
• A university master's degree in Computer Science, Information Management, Business Informatics, Technical Business Administration or a comparable field
• 2–5years of relevant experience in technical consulting, preferably within digital commerce
• Working knowledge of the digital landscape and familiarity of one or more platforms such as e-commerce, CDP etc.
• Familiarity with cloud platforms, APIs and modern architecture principles
• Strong communication and presentation skills, and the confidence to engage in technical discussions and ask the right questions

As a Consultant Technical Architecture – Digital Commerce, you work alongside senior architects to help organizations design and realize the architecture landscapes that power their customer experiences. You are part of the Marketing, Commerce & Product team, which brings together disciplines such as strategy, design, brand & communication, and marketing and commerce platform technology. You have strong technical aptitude, and you explain complex technology in language that business and technical stakeholders both understand.