Corporate Architect

UltraCon Consultoria

Corporate Architect role at Ultracon Consultoria em TI. Involves defining solutions and strategies for corporate architecture.

Posted 5/7/2026full-timeRemote • 🇧🇷 BrazilMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Translate business requirements into structured, viable system solutions
Define architectural guidelines for corporate initiatives and evolutionary programs
Design business-process-oriented architectures, ensuring integration between systems
Architect solutions with consideration for scalability, security, and performance
Support phasing of requirements and prioritization of initiatives based on impact and feasibility
Ensure adherence to technology standards and corporate architecture best practices
Lead definition and governance of integrations (online and batch) between systems
Assess technical risks and propose mitigation strategies

Requirements

What you’ll need

Proven experience as a Corporate Architect, Solution Architect, or equivalent role
Experience in high-complexity environments with multiple systems and integrations
Experience in the Telecommunications sector (highly relevant)
Knowledge of OSS system architecture
Experience with billing solutions, preferably Amdocs
Strong expertise in integration design (APIs, events, batch)
Knowledge of IT architecture patterns and frameworks
Experience with process mapping and modeling
Knowledge of IT risk management
Familiarity with Low-Code platforms

Benefits

Comp & perks

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Hard Skills & Tools

system solutionsarchitectural guidelinesbusiness-process-oriented architecturesscalabilitysecurityperformanceintegration designAPIsprocess mappingIT risk management

Soft Skills

leadershipprioritizationassessmentgovernance