Microsoft Technical Architect/SharePoint Architect Job in Ipswich, Anglia Uk
The role will involve design of architecture, definition of specifications and hands on development. Working closely with the customer to identify key drivers and communicate the rationale and benefits for will require excellent interpersonal skills at all levels within an organisation.
Technical Experience
Essential
- A proven track record in designing and delivering complex n-tier, enterprise-scale Microsoft solutions
- Extensive experience in building architectures based on Microsoft technologies (C#, .Net, DNA)
- Involvement across the full project lifecycle (to successful deployment)
- Good experience with and knowledge of UML and design patterns
- Ability to gather business requirements and architect solutions based on those requirements
- First class design skills including the ability to draw up extremely accurate specifications that could be effectively utilised by development teams offshore as well as onshore
- Good hands-on coding skills in C# and ASP.Net
- Strong experience in SQL Server, SSIS, SSAS, SharePoint and other Microsoft technologies (including ML)
- Experience with Enterprise Application Integration technologies (particularly Biztalk)
Desirable
- Strong understanding of industry trends (i.e. Web Services / Service Oriented Architecture)
- Experience of leading a technical teamOther Skills / Experience
- A delivery focused attitude with the ability to drive tasks forward and meet demanding deadlines
- Extremely capable of picking up new technologies quickly and a very proactive self educator
- A willingness to be flexible in terms of work location and to undertake work at client sites as and when required
- Ability to deal successfully with staff at all levels within an organisation
- The ability to communicate clearly to a wide range of people both internally and externally to the organisation (as well as the ability to influence / negotiate)
- Exceptional customer facing skills
- Strong written and presentation skills