About the job

Solution Architect - Aon Centre for Innovation and Analytics (ACIA)

Are you a problem solver and do you feel energised to roll up your sleeves and help deliver innovative analytics solutions through modern architecture and cloud native designs?

Do you want to be part of a driven, consultative, and well-respected team with a global remit to deliver capabilities to a large matrixed organisation?

Be a part of ACIA to help drive the digitalisation of the firm through modern technology and design!

This is a hybrid role with the flexibility to work both virtually and from our Aon offices in Dublin.

Aon is in the business of better decisions

At Aon, we shape decisions for the better to protect and enrich the lives of people around the world.

As an organization, we are united through trust as one inclusive team, and we are passionate about helping our colleagues and clients succeed.

About ACIA

ACIA is leading the development of cloud-based analytics capability for Aon. With a diverse portfolio of projects on the horizon, and a sizeable production estate supporting an already successful business, we are in a critical growth phase and need the best minds in industry to help advance our journey.

What The Day Will Look Like

Working as a Solution Architect for ACIA, you will assume responsibility for the architecture of solutions that leverage advanced analytics, data pipelines, web portals, statistical models, Machine Learning and AI, through Aon’s Data and Analytics Services Platform (DASP).

You will typically work in project teams with Application Developers, Data Scientists, Data Engineers, Business Analysts, Product Owners and Program Managers in the delivery of these solutions, mainly for colleagues and clients of Aon’s Risk Capital division.

You will also draw on the strength and experience of a wider team of Solution Architects across Risk Capital, Enterprise Architecture and DASP. No day will ever be the same, but good design and diverse communication skills are a must, whether you are explaining a complex solution to a non-technical audience, eliciting details of complex business processes from subject matter experts, liaising with your project team, designing a solution, diagnosing an issue, or evaluating new technologies.