Senior Enterprise Architect — Platform & Solutions

Hobbsnews; New Jersey; Hybrid; USD 106,000 - 165,000; Full time

Job summary

Bank of America in New Jersey seeks an experienced Enterprise Architect to define an architectural vision aligned with enterprise strategy. You will oversee design, interfaces and non-functional requirements, guiding multi-team efforts and complex projects to successful deployment.

The role requires strong leadership, collaboration, and the ability to translate roadmaps into actionable architecture. This position emphasizes end-to-end solution delivery, security, and performance across the

Qualifications

• Minimum of 5 years of Enterprise level design experience.
• Experience with distributed operating systems, databases, middleware, mainframe and data networks.
• Experience leading large-scale projects.

Responsibilities

• Consults with the business and operations to identify challenges and align technology with architecture vision.
• Plans and prioritizes architecture runway to enable business epics/features.
• Performs design and code reviews to ensure non-functional requirements are met (security, performance, maintainability, scalability).
• Leads high-level architecture shaping to adapt to evolving requirements.

Skills

Analytical Thinking

Architecture

Result Orientation

Solution Design

Technical Strategy Development

Application Development

Collaboration

Data Management

DevOps Practices

Risk Management

Agile Practices

Automation

Influence

Solution Delivery Process

Test Engineering

Job description

Bank of America in New Jersey seeks an experienced Enterprise Architect to define an architectural vision aligned with enterprise strategy. You will oversee design, interfaces and non-functional requirements, guiding multi-team efforts and complex projects to successful deployment.

The role requires strong leadership, collaboration, and the ability to translate roadmaps into actionable architecture. This position emphasizes end-to-end solution delivery, security, and performance across the