Senior Enterprise Architect- Remote

This a Full Remote job, the offer is available from: Connecticut (USA) Senior Enterprise Architect Remote – working MST hours 3-4-month contract Pay Range $125.00-140.00/hr. Our client is looking for a senior Enterprise Architect (15+ years) with deep experience in Fortune 500 environments or top-tier startups operating at massive scale (billions of transactions per day). This role supports a major modernization of missionary call systems, helping redesign the architecture from a mid-level environment into a true enterprise-grade "skyscraper.” They are looking to have this person start in January. You'll partner closely with an existing Solutions Architect (and potentially a third teammate) to build the architectural blueprints for the future-state platform. The team is highly collaborative. Responsibilities • Lead architecture for a large-scale modernization initiative. • Design high-end, distributed systems capable of extreme scale and reliability. • Build enterprise-level blueprints and modernization roadmaps. • Evaluate the current environment and define scalable, secure future-state architecture. • Collaborate closely with the Solutions Architect throughout the engagement. Required Skills • 15+ years in enterprise/solution architecture. • Experience with Fortune 500 or well-known high-scale startups. • Proven experience in enterprise information architecture, including data modeling, governance, and analytics platforms • Ability to define and align data architecture with enterprise business capabilities • Experience designing architectures that integrate data, applications, and platforms • Background designing systems with massive throughput and complex distributed architectures. • Strong modernization, cloud, and API/microservices experience. • Easygoing, collaborative personality. • Member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and currently temple worthy. This offer from "ConsultNet" has been enriched by Jobgether.com and got a 72% flex score. Apply tot his job

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