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Job Summary Experienced Technology Delivery professional who manages the successful technical delivery of products. A skilled technology expert who works across multiple squads or hives for delivery of complex Features, Epics & Releases. Key Responsibilities Deliver solution intent and application designs, produce clear and comprehensive design and solution intent documents. Support business in appropriate sequencing of the backlog, refinement, and rationalization through a technical lens. Oversee the implementation of microservices architecture where applicable Design APIs and ensure they are secure, scalable, and well-documented according to standards Manage and mitigate technical risks in the delivery. Present Solutions to the architecture review forum. Architecture Review Forum: 4 statements that requires PO's attestation (part of LuW) In submitting this initiative for approval at the QPR, I attest that I have started or completed these requirements Where I have started but not completed these requirements, this is in accordance with the requirements from the risk group Where I have not started, I have received dispensation from the respective risk group(s) to proceed without fulfilling the requirements, in part or in full Where I have not received dispensation, I have received approval from the QPR Coordinator to submit this initiative into the proposed backlog for approval Align with technology architects on the target solution design to minimize technical debt. Align technical solutions and the applications with established security control requirements, ensuring compliance and risk mitigation to avoid potential penalties Collaborate with Security Champions to identify and implement the necessary security controls tailored to the specific delivery or process.Identify Applicable Security controls by engaging with Security Champs Review and approve the chapter 1 & 2 of the Solution Intent within the eSDLC framework before it proceeds to Domain or Country Architect approval. Technology Governance Comply with System Delivery controls and attest for it with every (technical) release to production The controls cover: Requirements, Architecture (see Architecture Review Forum below), Security (see Cyber Security Services below), Development, Testing, IT Resilience, Service Level Management, Tech Operations & Support, Release Management, SW Configuration Management Complete comprehensive security impact assessments to ensure compliance with governance requirements and mitigate potential risks. Ensure compliance with bank compliance guidelines & standards (e.g., data protection), address tech compliance (ESDLC) requirements throughout the delivery lifecycle Perform solution sizing, design detailed technological solutions for platforms, applications, or collections of applications. Collaborate with IT Change and Release Managers to develop strategic delivery and release plans with technical dependencies. Proactively identify cross-hive or squad dependencies and risks, and develop mitigation plans to address them without waiting for formal planning sessions. Develop change implementation, release plans, and run books with technical dependencies, aligning all partners with support from the squad and architect. Regularly reviews squad metrics in regards to Predictability, Quality, Squad Sentiment and supports the team to better value delivery. Work with chapters to promote quality engineering, technical craftsmanship and drive solution standardization and service reusability. Develop and drive application strategy and roadmap in collaboration with the Subdomain Tech Lead. Ensure the technical consistency of solutions in the Hive with the business architecture, technology architecture and enterprise technology standards. Execute the Hive's product vision with the Chief Product Owner. CPO drive technology roadmap collaboration with the SDTL and Engineering Lead. Communicate technical feasibility and constraints, articulate clear explanation of technical issues to stakeholders Contribute to technical innovation and share knowledge within the engineering community. Stay updated on emerging technolgies, lead internal workshops and seminars, encourage team participation in innovation initiatives Influence prioritization for technology backlog and strategic initiatives. Incorporate considerations of technical debt into the roadmap alongside customer outcomes, ensuring a balanced approach to long-term sustainability. Align detailed technical solutions with strategic roadmaps, long-term architecture and product/platform vision and with overall organization's technology direction and standards Support the squad in clearly slice the back log into independently shippable experience for customers and responsible for technical delivery and technical excellence across the squads. Identify and address technical and design dependencies to enhance the speed and quality of delivery, ensuring smooth delivery. Accountable to .
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