Solution Architect
Solution Architect at Red Bull (Elsbethen/Salzburg) translating business needs into end-to-end solution designs, governing architecture decisions, advising stakeholders and vendors, and helping extend shared integration and runtime platforms. Requires ~5 years in solution/enterprise architecture plus cloud and integration (APIs, messaging) expertise; SAP is a plus.
- Compensation
- €2.5K / mo
- Location
- Elsbethen, Salzburg, at
- Work setup
- Not specified
- Seniority
- Not specified
- Employment
- Not specified
- Experience
- Not specified
- Category
- Architecture
- Posted
Skills
Must have
- University degree in Computer Science or similar, or equivalent practical experience
- Fluent English; German is a plus
- ~5 years of experience in solution architecture, enterprise architecture, or a senior technical role such as lead engineering
- Proven track record of designing and delivering end-to-end solutions in enterprise technology environments
- Solid understanding of cloud and enterprise application landscapes, including integration via APIs, messaging and data flows
- Ability to assess security, scalability, resilience, performance, cost and operational readiness
- Strong systems thinking and sound judgement balancing business needs, delivery speed, complexity and risk
- Clear communication and collaborative, pragmatic stakeholder work, including constructively challenging assumptions
Nice to have
- Experience with SAP or other major enterprise platforms
- Experience with architecture documentation, design reviews or vendor assessments
Full description
SOLUTION DESIGN & ARCHITECTURE
You'll translate business needs into end-to-end solution designs, defining the right components, technology choices, integration patterns and non-functional requirements. You'll assess how proposed solutions fit into the existing IT landscape and identify where new capabilities are needed.
ARCHITECTURE GOVERNANCE & RISK
You'll apply architecture principles to ensure solutions remain aligned, consistent and maintainable. By identifying risks, dependencies and trade-offs early, you'll help teams make informed decisions while documenting architectural choices and their rationale.
DELIVERY & STAKEHOLDER ADVISORY
You'll advise on architectural directions for incoming IT demands and work closely with business experts, platform teams and external partners. Throughout the delivery lifecycle, you'll support project and implementation teams, explain design options to stakeholders and contribute to vendor and RFI/RFP assessments.
SHARED PLATFORMS & SERVICES
You'll contribute to improving the shared technical services and platforms that enable business applications to run reliably and cost-effectively. This includes helping to build and extend integration and runtime capabilities while providing structured architectural guidance to the teams using them.
ARCHITECTURE EVOLUTION & KNOWLEDGE SHARING
You'll contribute to target architectures and cross-functional IT initiatives while following and further developing our internal Solution Architecture Methodology and ways of working. By promoting reusable reference architectures, patterns and guidelines, you'll help share architectural knowledge across teams.
University degree in Computer Science / similar study or equivalent practical experience
Fluent English skills, German is a plus
Around 5 years of professional experience in solution architecture, enterprise architecture or a senior technical role such as lead engineering.
Proven track record of designing and delivering end-to-end solutions across enterprise technology environments.
Solid understanding of cloud and enterprise application landscapes, including integration approaches such as APIs, messaging and data flows.
Experience with SAP or other major enterprise platforms is an advantage.
Ability to assess security, scalability, resilience, performance, cost and operational readiness.
Strong systems thinking and sound judgement when balancing business needs, delivery speed, complexity and risk.
Clear communication skills and a collaborative, pragmatic approach to working with business and technology stakeholders, including the ability to constructively challenge assumptions and explain trade-offs.