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1 total messages Started by Wendy Atlin Fri, 07 Nov 1997 00:00
QUANTUM: TORONTO- MAINFRAME ARCHITECT
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Author: Wendy Atlin
Date: Fri, 07 Nov 1997 00:00
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Our client, a contender in the insurance market place, is avidly seeking

Sr Systems architects. In this role, the candidate will be required to

direct the architecture and design of their products, including the

planning and evaluation of the impact of enhancements of the base

product releases.



Responsibilities

-design architectural structure and prototypes for new product

development 

-approves and documents design decisions, assumptions and standards for

new enhancement to existing products

-participates in technological evaluations

-designs new methodogies for use in automating development tasks

-selects and recommends tools to increase developer productivity and

improve quality initiatives

-monitors specifications for system modifications to ensurance

conformations to existing design and standards: including the assessment

of performance viability of modifications

-transfers knowledge of system and architectural processes to staff on

an ongoing basis 

-supports Sales and Marketing efforts including presentations to clients

as requested



Qualifications

-minimum 10 years experience which includes a proven ability to develop

software 

-post secondary and or professional designation 

-proven knowledge of several if the following technologies, at an expert

level, is a must: CICS,COBOL, DB2,C C++,Java,HTML, Internet/Intranet,

Windows 95/NT, Data and Process Modelling Concepts

-demonstrated experience in developing new technical approaches

requiring expert level knowledge in referred to technologies

-knowledge of the life insurance industry



All resumes may be forwarded to my attention at wendya@qedp.com     

   
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