IRIUM - Spain

ARQUITECTO DE SOLUCIONES

MADRID, Spain
Full Time
Mid Level

En IRIUM nos preocupamos porque no dejes de perseguir tus metas profesionales. Prepárate para crecer, disfrutar del camino y formar parte de proyectos estratégicos en el sector asegurador y tecnológico.

Actualmente buscamos un/a Arquitecto/a de Soluciones para Seguros para incorporarse a un proyecto estable, participando en el diseño y arquitectura de soluciones innovadoras en entornos SOA y microservicios. El puesto se desarrolla en modalidad híbrida: un mes se trabaja 50 % presencial en Madrid y el siguiente mes se trabaja 100 % remoto, alternando de manera regular.

Qué esperamos de ti:

  • Experiencia mínima de 3 a 5 años en arquitectura de soluciones.

  • Conocimientos en SOA, microservicios y arquitecturas de alta disponibilidad.

  • Experiencia en modelado de soluciones (UML, Archimate, SparxEA, Visio).

  • Dominio de software design patterns y patrones de integración de aplicaciones.

  • Conocimientos en mecanismos de seguridad (OpenID, OAuth2, SAML, etc.).

  • Experiencia en Cloud Native Applications.

  • Nivel de inglés C1 o superior.

  • Capacidad para trabajar en solitario o en equipo, en entornos Waterfall y Agile.

  • Actitud proactiva, orientada a resultados, con habilidades de comunicación para interactuar con equipos técnicos, negocio y alta dirección.

  • Deseable: experiencia en diseño de soluciones para seguros (non-CPI) y conocimiento de procesos asociados a siniestros, gestión de pólizas, etc.

Tareas diarias:

  • Diseño y arquitectura de soluciones tecnológicas en entornos SOA y microservicios.

  • Modelado de sistemas y procesos usando UML, Archimate y otras herramientas.

  • Implementación de patrones de integración y seguridad.

  • Colaboración con equipos multidisciplinares y stakeholders internacionales.

  • Participación en la definición de soluciones escalables, seguras y eficientes.

  • Adaptación de soluciones en entornos Cloud Native.

Qué ofrecemos si te unes a nosotros:

  • Modalidad: híbrida, alternando un mes 50 % presencial en Madrid y un mes 100 % remoto, de manera regular.

  • Contrato: indefinido con IRIUM.

  • Vacaciones: 23 días laborables al año.

  • Salario: banda abierta según experiencia, valoramos todos los perfiles.

  • Participación en proyectos estratégicos del sector asegurador.

  • Formación continua y desarrollo profesional.

  • Excelente clima laboral y colaboración con equipos internacionales.

  • Club de beneficios IRIUM con descuentos en ocio, tecnología y otros servicios.

En IRIUM defendemos un mundo sin estereotipos ni limitaciones, garantizando igualdad de trato y oportunidades al margen de cualquier condición personal, física o social.

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