Role Purpose (Summary)
We are looking for a FenX Solution Architect with deep expertise in FenX core APIs and platform capabilities to design and govern end-to-end solution architecture for client onboarding/KYC use cases. The role will define reference frameworks, lead client architecture setup, and ensure delivery of secure, scalable solutions across infrastructure, cloud, environments, CI/CD, and deployment.
This individual will act as a bridge between business stakeholders, engineering teams, cloud/platform teams, and vendors, ensuring architectural consistency, regulatory compliance, and reliable production operations.
Key Responsibilities
- FenX Solution Architecture & Framework Design
Own the end-to-end architecture for FenX-based solutions (onboarding, KYC, CLM journeys) across applications, integrations, data, and security.
Define And Maintain The FenX Solution Framework
- Reference architectures, reusable patterns, standards, guardrails
- API integration patterns, eventing patterns, error handling standards
- Logging/monitoring approach, resiliency patterns, and deployment blueprints
- Lead architecture reviews and provide design authority and governance for new initiatives and change requests.
- FenX Core APIs & Integration Leadership
Design API-led Integration For FenX Using Core APIs, Ensuring
Proper authentication/authorization models (e.g., OAuth2/JWT, mTLS where applicable)
Versioning strategy, backward compatibility, throttling, and performance SLAs
Reliable error handling, idempotency, retries, and auditability
Create Integration Specifications For Upstream/downstream Systems
Channels/portals, CRM, AML screening, document management, workflow, data lake/MDM, reporting
Partner with engineering teams to implement API governance, interface contracts, and test strategy (contract testing, performance testing).
- Infrastructure, Cloud & Environment Architecture
Define target infrastructure architecture for FenX deployments (non-prod & prod):
Network segmentation (VPC/VNet), routing, DNS, ingress/egress
Security controls, secrets management, encryption (at rest/in transit)
Resilience (multi-AZ / DR strategy), capacity planning, scaling approach
Collaborate With Cloud/Platform/SRE Teams To Ensure
Environment build-out and readiness (DEV/SIT/UAT/Perf/Pre-Prod/Prod)
Standardized environment configuration and baseline policies
Observability foundations (metrics, logs, traces) and production readiness
- Deployment, CI/CD & Release Architecture
Own Deployment Patterns And Release Architecture For FenX Implementations
CI/CD pipeline strategy (build/test/security scans/deploy/rollback)
Release governance (change management, freeze planning, release notes)
Blue/green, canary, rolling deployment approaches (as applicable)
Define deployment runbooks, cutover plans, rollback strategies, and BAU handover processes.
- Non-Functional Requirements (NFRs) & Security
Translate Business Needs Into NFRs And Architecture Decisions
Performance, scalability, availability, maintainability, recoverability
Ensure Compliance With Internal Security Standards And Regulatory Expectations
Data residency considerations, audit trails, access controls, risk assessments
Perform technical risk assessments and drive mitigation plans.
- Stakeholder Management & Delivery Enablement
Act as the single architecture point of contact for the program:
Business, compliance, engineering, vendors, platform ops, security
Support Implementation Teams With
Solution walkthroughs, design clarifications, and troubleshooting
Architecture documentation and decision logs (ADRs)
Mentor engineers/tech leads on FenX patterns and best practices.
Deliverables & Outputs
- Solution Architecture Document (SAD) / High-Level Design (HLD) / Low-Level Design (LLD)
- API Integration Specifications (contracts, payloads, error codes, flows)
- Reference Architecture & Reusable Frameworks (patterns, templates, standards)
- Deployment Architecture & Runbooks (CI/CD, monitoring, cutover/rollback)
- NFR & Security Architecture Packs (threat model, compliance mapping, risk mitigation)
- Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) and governance signoffs
