Lead Middleware Solutions Architect (Java, IBM Tivoli, SWIFT, MFT, ODI, OAS)
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Data-driven signals on your job's competitivenessTier-1 brand and metro location increase applicant density despite niche middleware skill requirements.
Payments middleware, SWIFT, HSM and enterprise integration skills limit cross-industry transferability.
Explicit 8-12 years and numerous mandatory middleware, security and integration technology requirements enforce strict shortlisting.
Job Description
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Design and oversee Middleware architecture solutions through all development lifecycle stages including architecture, design, build, test, and production delivery.
Maintain technology roadmap for Middleware technologies ensuring alignment with support lifecycle and non-functional requirements like performance, scalability, availability, and security.
Evaluate new products and technologies, assess technical risks, and collaborate closely with cross-functional teams (Delivery, Engineering, Operations).
Minimum Requirements
8-12 years of relevant experience in middleware architecture or similar field.
Proficiency with IBM Tivoli (Workload Scheduler), MQ, SWIFT (SAA, SAG, SWP), GoAnywhere (MFT, GAG), Oracle Middleware (ODI), OAS Application Server, Java and scripting languages (Python, etc.), PKI signing software (SafeTronic), and HSM integration.
Experience delivering complex technical designs in high availability environments.
Work Experience Required: 8-12 years; Notice Period: Not explicitly mentioned in the JD.
Ideal Candidate Profile
Experienced architect capable of translating complex middleware requirements into scalable, secure, and maintainable solutions meeting non-functional demands.
Proactive in evaluating emerging technologies and industry trends to drive continuous architectural improvements.
Effective communicator able to present technical vision and risks clearly to both technical and non-technical stakeholders.