Solution Architect to Fujitsu!

The role holder may manage a small/medium design team. They are a competent design authority on larger or more complex solutions, demonstrating an understanding of the customers’ business and commercial issues. They identify, design and deliver larger or more complex architectures, strategies and specific solutions. Responsible for the design and communication of high-level structures to enable and guide the design and development of integrated solutions that meet current and future business needs. Changes to service, process, organization, operating model and other aspects may be required in addition to technology components, and solutions must demonstrate how agreed requirements (such as automation of business processes) are met, any requirements which are not fully met or, and any options or considerations which require a business decision. The provision of comprehensive guidance on the development of, and modifications to, solution components to ensure that they take account of relevant architectures, strategies, policies, standards and practices and that existing and planned solution components remain compatible.
Key Performance Indicators
· Demonstrably operates as the overall infrastructure CSA for large, complex solutions.
· Regularly has large, complex designs, incorporating trade-offs from the original specification, accepted by the relevant business approval review, without any requirement for design changes.
· Authors design and test documents for large, complex infrastructures, whose risk and cost elements are accepted by the overall CSA or PM.
· Can evidence regular contributions to customer forums, conferences and professional bodies.
· Tangible recognition from customers and/or Fujitsu sales of being a major influence in the customer choosing Fujitsu.
· Using company prescribed methodologies, can demonstrate a contribution to the definition of customer overall IT architecture, including new solutions of significant size and complexity and which contain solution components from contributing specialists.
· Regular contribution to, and user of, company knowledge repositories and events