Pharmacy Business Architect. ID- 10965

Responsibilities:

 

Requirements:

  • Requires a Bachelor's degree in computer science or related IT field or equivalent work experience.
  • Master's degree in computer science or related field preferred.
  • 5-7 years of experience in multiple IT areas and 2-3 years of relevant architecture experience.
  • Broad experience in project management execution of multiple enterprise level, mid-sized projects; experience in participating in multidiscipline, high-performance work teams/groups and demonstrated competency in developing efficient and effective solutions to diverse and complex business problems.
  • Broad experience in the development, implementation, and maintenance of large-scale systems.
  • Prior specific experience in developing technical architectures.
  • Broad knowledge of information systems, spanning at least two to four component architectures.
  • Experienced in translating business strategies, across several business units, into effective solutions.
  • Excellent knowledge of Software Development Lifecycle.
  • Good understanding of design patterns and their application at all levels (conceptual, logical and physical).
  • Experience in 2 or more of the following: UML, SOA (including EA1 and B2B), Security, Data/Infomatics, business Rule Engines/workflow.
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