Software Architect - Integration at Keylane

Utrecht, Utrecht, Netherlands -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

21 May, 26

Salary

7500.0

Posted On

20 Feb, 26

Experience

5 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Software Architecture, Integration Solutions, Solution Design, Enterprise Architecture, Axon, Architecture Governance, API Definition, Messaging, Event Driven Integration, Security, Performance, Resilience, Stakeholder Facilitation, Agile Delivery, Scrum, Trade Offs

Industry

IT Services and IT Consulting

Description

We are looking for a Software Architect Integration to help us design secure, scalable and future ready integration solutions within our Axon Project Delivery domain. If you enjoy translating complex enterprise landscapes into clear end to end solution designs and guiding teams and customers towards sustainable architectural decisions, we would like to meet you. Key about your role As a Software Architect Integration within the Axon Project Delivery team, you are responsible for shaping and governing the end to end solution architecture within customer implementations. You ensure that Axon based solutions fit within the customer’s enterprise landscape, architectural standards and long term roadmap. You define and maintain architecture across business, application, data, integration and technology layers. You translate business strategy and requirements into implementable architectural designs that balance scope, timelines and long term sustainability. You define Axon integration interfaces, message semantics and event models for both internal and external consumers. You guide teams on event driven integration patterns, synchronous and asynchronous communication choices and compatibility management. You ensure that integration contracts and specifications are clear, maintainable and aligned with enterprise standards. You contribute to architectural governance within delivery. You participate in architecture reviews, document architectural decisions and help manage architectural risks and trade offs. You safeguard non functional requirements such as security, privacy, performance, resilience, auditability and observability. You facilitate architecture discussions with customer stakeholders, clarify constraints, explain design options and support decision making at different levels within the customer organisation. You shape transition and migration approaches from current to target architectures and identify dependencies required for stable and predictable delivery. Key about your team The Project Delivery team is responsible for project implementations in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and Norway. This is where our solutions are put into practice. We work closely with customers to implement our insurance software successfully and ensure it delivers real business value. We coordinate with all stakeholders involved in customer implementations and translate business requirements into solid, sustainable configurations and technical solutions. Our focus is clear: enabling customers to run their processes effectively and serve their own clients well. The team consists of functional consultants, implementation consultants, architects and software engineers working together in self organizing Scrum teams. We organize our work to deliver high quality solutions and achieve consistent customer satisfaction. Check out our blog posts and videos to see what it is like to work at Keylane. You have typically 4 to 7 years of experience in architecture, solution design or senior development roles within complex enterprise environments; You have a strong understanding of enterprise architecture principles and end to end solution design; You have experience defining and governing integration contracts, APIs, messaging or event driven integration patterns; You understand how security, privacy, performance, resilience and observability requirements influence architectural decisions; You are able to provide pragmatic architectural guidance that can be implemented within project constraints; You are comfortable facilitating discussions and influencing stakeholders at different levels within customer organisations; You have experience working in Agile or Scrum based delivery environments; It is a plus if you have experience within pensions, insurance or another regulated domain; You are delivery oriented, structured and decisive, able to make trade offs explicit while safeguarding long term sustainability. A Certificate of Conduct (VOG) and reference check are part of the application process. Starting with a monthly gross salary between €5200 and €7500 based on 40 hours per week, depending on your experience and seniority; 8% holiday allowance of your total gross salary; A profit share; A pension scheme, with the option to save extra; Travel reimbursement: receive a mileage allowance of €0.23 per km or an NS Business Card, which can also be used for personal travel; 24 holiday days (with the option to buy extra) and 7 inclusion days, which can be exchanged with fixed Dutch national holidays; Flexibility in working environment. As part of a hybrid working team, you will work partly from home and partly from the office. If you work in the office, a free lunch is waiting for you every day. If you work from home, you will receive a working from home allowance (€4 net per day) and internet allowance (€35 net per month); The possibility of working remotely from abroad for up to 2 months per year; The possibility to lease a bike through our bike leasing program; A one year contract that, subject to satisfactory performance, will be converted into a permanent contract; The opportunity to develop yourself at our Academy through courses and training, both professionally and personally; A comprehensive vitality offer to help you stay healthy.

Responsibilities

The Software Architect Integration is responsible for shaping and governing the end-to-end solution architecture within customer implementations, ensuring Axon solutions align with enterprise standards and roadmaps. This includes defining integration contracts, guiding teams on integration patterns, and safeguarding non-functional requirements like security and performance.