Mobile Architect

Role:Mobile Application Architect

Location:Kennesaw, GA (preferred) or Charlotte, NC – open to relocation candidates – must be onsite week 1 – Hybrid Schedule Duration:12+ month contract

Must Haves: 5+ years of mobile application development experience Experience developing Native iOS and Android applications including analytics, version control, etc. Experience with Native Mobile architecture Experience publishing applications to the Apple App Store and/or Google Play Store Experience with Swift and/or Objective-C, and Java and/or Kotlin

Required Skills/ Background 5+ years of experience translating requirements created by functional analysts into a technology solution described through a set of architecture and design documents. Experienced with Mobile app architecture to be able to select the most appropriate technology, performing impact assessments, and determining operational feasibility. Responsible for developing the high-level strategy to solve business problems. Ensuring solutions adhere to enterprise policies and standards. Consulting with the business regarding problems and technology to understand challenges and find creative solutions through their knowledge of the domain, practical experiments, and Proof of Concepts (POCs). Lead rapid shaping of a high-level architecture with details filled in with emerging business requirements; ensure architecture is flexible and modular and designed to adapt easily. Utilize the defined best practices, templates, and documentation to create architectural designs; suggest improvements to best practices and templates through practical knowledge. Work with Product Manager/Owners to plan and prioritize technology-focused backlog items for the architecture runway to enable business epics/features. Clarify the architecture and assist with system design (where needed) for development teams to support the implementation providing solution options to resolve any architectural impediments. Perform design reviews to ensure all non-functional requirements for a solution are sufficiently met (for example, security, performance, maintainability, scalability, usability, and reliability).