Job Description:
A Software Architect is a senior-level specialist in charge of creating the overall structure and high-level framework of software systems. They serve as a liaison between business requirements and technological solutions, ensuring that software is scalable, safe, and maintainable. Their primary responsibility is to establish the architecture, pick the appropriate technology, and manage the development team via best practices. Software architects examine requirements, produce architectural blueprints, and make crucial decisions about system components, databases, integrations, and deployment techniques. They work closely with project managers, developers, and stakeholders to ensure the project meets both technical and business objectives. They also analyze new trends and provide recommendations to improve system performance and dependability. A successful Software Architect combines technical expertise with leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills, allowing them to produce robust solutions that suit an organisation’s current and future needs.Â
| Salary | Based On Performance |
| Educational Requirement | ANY GRADUATION / ANY POSTGRADUATION |
| Work Arrangement | WORK FROM OFFICE |
| Gender Preference | BOTH MALE AND FEMALE |
| Skills Requirement | Web development frameworks (Spring,.NET), databases (SQL, NoSQL), programming languages, scalable and distributed systems design, analytical and problem-solving skills, troubleshooting technical issues |
| Experience Requirement | 11 – 16 years |
| Location | Hyderabad |
About the company:
At Lab Iconics, we have many years of experience in science and technology, engineering, compliance, and laboratory applications. We are proud to represent several world-class principals in India, serving the healthcare, pharmaceutical, analytical, biotech, environmental and life sciences, automobile, and polymer industries, as well as various research and development and educational institutions.
Key Responsibilities:
- Plan and develop the overall architecture of software systems such that they scale well, provide good performance, remain safe, and are easy to maintain over time.
- Present architecture plans, clear diagrams, and extensive technical documents that the entire team can understand.
- Choose the technologies, frameworks, and tools that best meet the project’s specific requirements and constraints.
- Stay updated by researching emerging technology and industry advancements on a regular basis.
- Define and share coding standards, norms, and practices that will assist the team in producing clean, maintainable, and high-quality code.
- Conduct code reviews to provide constructive and timely feedback to developers.
- Create intuitive user interfaces and well-structured APIs to allow components to communicate smoothly.
- Identify and overcome performance bottlenecks via architectural refinements or code optimizations.
- Conduct performance tests, review the results, and provide recommendations to improve the system’s speed.
- Implement backup and failover solutions to keep the application operational and dependable.
- Enforce security measures to protect against known dangers, vulnerabilities, and cyberattack strategies.
- Ensure that systems follow appropriate security frameworks and regulatory restrictions.
- Create and update technical papers, such as architectural overviews, design pattern summaries, and API specifications, to help guide the team.
Educational Qualification:
- Bachelor’s degree in computer science, information technology, software engineering, or a related profession (usually required).
- Master’s degree in computer science, information systems, or business administration (recommended but not usually essential).
Required skills
1. Technical expertise
Deep experience with modern web development stacks, including Spring and .NET. Databases include both relational and NoSQL models. Comfortable navigating production environments using at least one backend language.
2. System Design and Development
I have created and deployed scalable microservices and micro-frontend architectures. Prioritize performance, availability, and long-term maintainability throughout the design process.
3. Analytical and Problem-Solving Skills
Exceptional in dissecting complex technical challenges, using a systematic methodology that speeds up root-cause analysis and solutions.
4. Leadership and Collaboration.
Facilitate focused technical conversations, mentor peers, and move deliverables to completion using logistical and engineering discipline.
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FAQ & Answer
1. What role does a software architect play within a project?
A Software Architect merely provides the framework for the entire project. They specify how the system must be built, what technologies to use, and how the various software components must interact. It’s akin to being the “blueprint designer” for a house; they don’t build every wall, but they make sure all the elements fit together perfectly.
2. With whom does a Software Architect usually interact?
They interact with nearly everyone in the team. For example, business analysts may learn about the needs, project managers can synchronize deadlines, developers can direct the actual coding, and testers can ensure the system is stable. They occasionally communicate with clients or stakeholders to explain fundamental solutions.
3. How does a software architect differ from a software developer?
A developer is mostly concerned with coding and implementing specific features. In contrast, a software architect sees the “big picture.” An architect designs how everything in the software works together, ensures that it is scalable and secure, and assigns the team to work on the appropriate structure. So, you might say that the system is designed by an architect and implemented by developers.
4 . What frameworks and technologies should a software architect be familiar with?
Depending on the project, they should be familiar with a variety of backend and frontend frameworks such as Spring,.NET, Angular, or React. Furthermore, they must be familiar with databases (both SQL and NoSQL), cloud platforms like AWS or Azure, and modern techniques like microservices, APIs, and DevOps tools. Essentially, they must be aware enough to make the right decisions and lead the team.
5. Why is software architecture so crucial in system development?
Because software without correct architecture can become cluttered and difficult to maintain. Good architecture makes the system scalable, secure, and efficient, resulting in significant time and cost savings in the long run. It’s like building a house; if the foundation is weak, you’ll have issues later, no matter how beautiful the rooms are.
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