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Todo o mundo In this Systems Architect position, you will engage with multi-functional teams to commercialize digital products from concept to customer care and support, including:
Systems Architect Job Description
- Dig in. Provide technical thought leadership and expertise.
- Launch quickly, fail early. Develop product prototypes with embedded, mobile, and cloud IoT components.
- Jump in. Teamwork, build, and deploy rapid prototype elements in the cloud or IoT product.
- Stay technically fresh. Provide insight to cloud PaaS trends, IoT trends, and embedded component and sensor breakthroughs to ensure fast-paced and top solutions for near and long-term market viability.
- Be comfortable at a whiteboard. Lead passionate discussions and teach new methods, but practice high emotional awareness to ensure you are challenging status quo while enabling adoption of the best outcome for the future.
- Thrive in the methodical and fast-paced. Demonstrate exposure and experience using multiple software and systems development methods, such as Agile-Scrum, Kanban, Dual-track Agile, Outcome Driven Innovation, Jobs to be Done, ToGAF, ITIL, and Lean Startup methods.
- Think iteratively. Break complex problems down in to bite-size iterations, while ensuring long-term alignment to strategy.
- Design, specify, and test. Own technical product design and requirements for high-level architecture, including firmware, electrical, and mechanical components
- Collaborate and partner. Work closely with our Information Systems department, IoT product management, Engineering, Project Management, Quality and Product Management to ensure connected products meet overall system requirements.
- Build a strong network. Establish strategic vendor relationships to expedite prototyping and long-term product enablement for jointly developing connected water solutions.
- Design a long-term data strategy. Plan systems, data model, and value propositions for the integration and use of product data within business-wide analytic platforms
- Think beyond today, but don't forget the past. Build platforms that can be deployed across current and future products
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