Infrastructure Technical Architect

Summary

Join our team as a CITA02-Infrastructure Technical Architect to design, develop, and implement application infrastructure for highly-complex, reliable, and scalable applications and systems. You will support solution development and technology/architecture selection, assessing technical architecture and providing specifications for physical components, hardware, and software. This role requires guiding teams with a hands-on technical approach, including code development, integrations, and data conversions. You will also conduct peer reviews, update work items, collaborate with scrum masters, and create detailed technical features and user stories. Agile methodology and adherence to digital accessibility regulations are essential. The position is located in Denver, Colorado with remote work options.

Requirements

• Microsoft .NET Framework - Proficient (4-6 Years)
• Web Services and Windows Services - Proficient (4-6 Years)
• XMLSchema - Proficient (4-6 Years)
• Microsoft SQL Server - Proficient (4-6 Years)
• C# - Proficient (4-6 Years)
• C/C++ - Proficient (4-6 Years)
• Windows 10
• Windows 8, 8.1, 10 - Proficient (4-6 Years)

Responsibilities

• Designs, develops, and implements application infrastructure to provide highly-complex, reliable, and scalable applications and systems to meet the organization’s objectives and requirements in a specialized industry
• Supports solution development and Technology/Architecture selection activities and assesses technical architecture
• Provides specifications for physical components, hardware, and software
• Guide teams from a hands-on technical approach with the development of code, integrations, data conversions, and other technical activities in the course of each given sprint
• .NET, C#, Javascript
• Provide peer review of development work completed by state staff or contracts on the product team
• Update work items, raise blockers, and collaborate with scrum masters and contract staff
• Agile process
• Create and write solid, detailed technical features and user stories (aka "enablers" for technical roadmap)
• Prioritize Ecosystem feature/user story backlog
• Ensure compliance with digital accessibility regulations and requirements bys: Prioritizing accessibility when designing, developing, and managing digital products
• Managing accessibility as a compliance-level concern in product development
• Requiring support for accessibility in development resources, e.g., frameworks, code libraries, design systems
• Work with the scrum masters to stay within sprint goals
• Participate in scrum ceremonies, give and receive regular feedback, and surface areas for improvement