Solution Architect

Act digital is a global IT services provider dedicated to delivering high-quality solutions by aligning client needs with the expertise of our talented team. We are currently looking for a Solution Architect to join our team and contribute to the development of a new generation of real-time incident reporting systems that meet rigorous European Commission standards.

Key responsibilities

• Defining and maintaining the overall system architecture, translating complex business and technical requirements into scalable, secure, and robust designs.
• Designing system interoperability and integration patterns, ensuring seamless communication across distributed components and external platforms.
• Leading architectural governance by establishing best practices, evaluating new technologies, and selecting optimal solution alternatives.
• Supporting software development planning, estimating activities, and ensuring the long-term maintainability and scalability of the system.
• Providing technical leadership through documentation, stakeholder communication, and mentoring development teams.

Requirements

• Minimum 7 years of experience in software development, with at least 2 years specifically in architecture for large-scale enterprise systems.
• Proven expertise in designing solutions based on SOA, ESB, and microservices architectures.
• Strong knowledge of distributed systems, including event-driven architectures, Apache Kafka, GraphQL APIs, and Redis.
• Experience working in Agile (Scrum) environments with the ability to lead technical discussions and mentor teams.
• Higher education degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related technical discipline.

What we offer

• Access to diverse local and international projects across Europe.
• Professional development support including subsidized training, certifications, and language classes.
• Comprehensive benefits package including Medicover healthcare, Multisport card, and a psychological support program.
• Attractive referral bonus program and regular integration events.