3 days ago
Pune, IndiaStaff+
Responsibilities
- Define the architectural vision, principles, standards, roadmap, and backlog for the Insurance domain.
- Provide architectural guidance across policy administration, underwriting, claims, billing, customer servicing, and reporting.
- Establish target-state architectures and transition approaches from current-state solutions.
- Incorporate resilience, performance, scalability, security, recoverability, and maintainability into solution designs.
- Evaluate architectural options, document trade-offs, and present recommendations to business and technology stakeholders.
- Run architecture governance and act as design authority for significant decisions and deviations.
- Manage architectural risks, issues, assumptions, and dependencies across the portfolio.
- Build and manage an architecture POD while supporting delivery direction and professional development.
Requirements
- Significant experience in architecture, solution design, or software development.
- Strong knowledge of insurance processes including policy administration, underwriting, claims, billing, and customer servicing.
- Proven experience defining architecture strategy, target states, roadmaps, and transition plans.
- Ability to translate business and non-functional requirements into practical architectural solutions.
- Experience governing architecture decisions with traceability, justification, and deviation management.
- Ability to partner with business leaders, product owners, engineers, security specialists, data teams, enterprise architects, vendors, and third parties.
- Strong communication skills for explaining complex architectural concepts to technical and non-technical audiences.
Benefits
- Flexible working.
- Continuous professional development and opportunities for career growth.
- Inclusive and diverse workplace with equal-opportunity employment practices.
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About HSBC
HSBC is a global bank that provides retail, commercial and investment banking, payments, and wealth management to individuals, SMEs, and multinationals. It earns fees, interest income, and trading revenues through branches and digital platforms across major markets. Headquartered in London, it serves over 40 million customers in 58 countries and is listed in London, Hong Kong, New York, and Bermuda.