Mobile Architect
Northwestern Mutual9 years ago
Responsibilities
- Evangelize the mobile application strategy across development teams.
- Support mobile application development teams with development and integration tasks.
- Establish mobile analytics standards across development teams.
- Identify, define, and build reusable UI components.
- Explore, define, and implement automated testing tools for mobile.
- Define and implement mobile developer testing and compliance standards.
- Define and implement processes for measuring enterprise mobile maturity.
- Monitor industry trends and standards in mobile and enterprise architecture.
Requirements
- At least five years of professional experience building enterprise mobile applications.
- Experience building mobile and/or responsive web applications.
- Experience building cross-platform mobile applications with React Native, Cordova, Xamarin, or similar technology.
- Experience with software development lifecycle processes and tools, including source control, build, unit testing, and continuous integration.
- Experience leading architectural discussions and achieving consensus among multiple stakeholders.
- Understanding of standard enterprise application architectural practices.
- Understanding of enterprise and mobile application security practices.
- Familiarity with Enterprise Mobility Management utilities such as Microsoft Intune or BlackBerry EMM.
- A tenacious, self-starting, determined problem solver and collaborative team member.
- Experience in financial or other highly data-sensitive fields is a bonus.
- The position may require fingerprinting and/or FINRA registration or additional physical requirements.
Tech Stack
CordovaReact NativeXamarin
Categories
Mobile
About Northwestern Mutual
Northwestern Mutual is a mutual life insurance and wealth management company that sells insurance, annuities, and investment advisory services to individuals, families, and businesses through a nationwide network of financial advisors. Its offerings include life, disability, and long-term care insurance, brokerage and advisory accounts, and trust and portfolio management services. Founded in 1857 and headquartered in Milwaukee, it is privately held and operates under a policyholder-owned model.