Enterprise Architect

Il y a 1 mois

Namur, Walloon Region, Belgique Sansaone Temps plein
Tasks

  • Define and deliver the target vision for the IT infrastructure (on-premise, cloud and hybrid), ensuring its alignment with business needs, budgetary constraints and the evolution of the organization.
  • Acting as a cross-functional technical expert, validating architectural directions and supporting projects in collaboration with application architects, operations teams, project managers and external partners.
  • Contribute to the modernization of infrastructures through standardization, automation (Infrastructure as Code), adoption of DevSecOps practices and the gradual evolution towards hybrid cloud architectures.
  • To ensure the architectural governance of projects by defining technical requirements, formulating pragmatic recommendations and ensuring compliance with architectural standards and principles.
  • Supervise the evolution of infrastructure platforms and tools: datacenters, servers, networks, operating systems, storage, virtualization, security, monitoring, backup, privileged access management (PAM), CMDB and capacity management.
  • Structuring and maintaining architecture repositories, modeling infrastructure services and ensuring their consistency with operational repositories in order to improve the quality, traceability and governance of information.
  • Produce quality deliverables for management, technical teams and external stakeholders, in order to support strategic decision-making, cost optimization and acceleration of IT service delivery.

Desired Skills

  • Knowledge of Software-Defined architectures and ability to design automated and virtualized infrastructures, including self-provisioning mechanisms.
  • Experience with containerization platforms such as Kubernetes, Tanzu, OpenShift or equivalent technologies.
  • Mastery of DevSecOps principles, practices and tools.
  • Knowledge of enterprise architecture frameworks, particularly TOGAF.
  • Understanding of the ITIL framework and best practices in IT service management (ITSM).
  • Knowledge of the public sector, its areas of activity, its governance requirements and public procurement processes.

Technological Environment

  • The technologies below illustrate the technical ecosystem of the position. Extensive experience in several of these areas is a major asset.

Infrastructure

  • Windows Server and Linux/Red Hat servers
  • Storage, virtualization and networking technologies
  • Workstation operating systems (Windows 11 and later versions)
  • Integration into enterprise environments: Active Directory (AD), endpoint management, and security policies

Cloud

  • Amazon Web Services (AWS) and/or Microsoft Azure
  • A Cloud Solution Architect certification is considered an asset

Automation

  • CI/CD Pipelines
  • Infrastructure as Code (IaC)
  • Use of Artificial Intelligence in IT environments: automation, analysis and operational optimization

Exploitation

  • Monitoring Tools
  • Backup solutions
  • CMDB (Configuration Management Database)

Security

  • Principles and best practices for securing infrastructure

Application hosting

  • Web hosting technologies: Java and PHP
  • Content and document management platforms: Jahia, Drupal, Alfresco
  • Databases: Oracle and PostgreSQL
  • Integration, maintenance and evolution of legacy systems

Architecture and distributed environments

  • Design and management of heterogeneous and distributed IT environments (on-premise, AWS and Azure)
  • Network infrastructure, security and data centers: WAN, MAN, LAN, firewalls, NAC, IPv6
  • High availability architectures, disaster recovery (DRP), load balancing and clustering
  • Virtualization, storage (SAN/NAS), archiving and data management solutions
  • Cross-functional tools and platforms: Managed File Transfer (MFT), Microsoft 365, and endpoint management solutions