About this role
Let’s shape the future of finance - together At Isabel, we believe that real innovation happens when people and ideas connect That’s why we’re building more than technology, we’re building an ecosystem. One where every voice counts, and where your work can truly make a difference. We’re looking for curious minds and collaborative builders. People who believe success means growing together, learning from each other, and challenging the status quo. If that sounds like you, keep reading.
- As Application Architect you will be part of our Architecture team, with a specific focus on one of our domains: the Verified Data application landscape . You’ll contribute to solution designs that meet both business and technical objectives, ensuring alignment with Isabel’s long-term vision.
- In addition to contributing to design and review activities, you’ll actively promote architecture documentation as code, using the C4 model to describe software systems at multiple levels of abstraction.
- This ensures that documentation remains accurate, version-controlled, and aligned with the development lifecycle, while fostering transparency and knowledge sharing across teams.
- What you’ll do Engage actively with all relevant parties to gather comprehensive requirements — encompassing user, technical, and performance specifications — and synthesize these into unified solution designs.
- Champion your architectural proposals, striving to achieve excellence in fulfilling stakeholder needs and maximizing the value of project outcomes.
- Take the helm during the project's initiation phase and provide ongoing leadership and expertise to the delivery teams throughout the execution phase, serving as the project's architectural lead when necessary.
- Ensure that the proposed solutions are aligned with the overarching technology strategy and comply with corporate governance standards.
- Cultivate a practice of thorough documentation, guaranteeing that it is a true and clear reflection of active operations and is readily understandable and available to stakeholders.
- Stay abreast of technology trends to drive innovation and continuous improvement within the application domain.
- Propose architectural patterns, assess modularity and dependencies, and identify improvement areas — without participating in hands-on development.
- Understand and deconstruct legacy and modern systems to inform design decisions, guide modernization efforts, and propose architecture roadmaps.