Create 3-year roadmaps aligning Line of Business strategic and tactical needs with modern enterprise architecture.
Define and maintain application architecture standards and patterns consistent with MetLife best practices.
Own reporting for Enterprise Application Inventory.
Contribute to broader MetLife Enterprise Architecture community in developing standards and supporting architectural governance.
Lead migration strategy from monolithic applications to a microservice architecture, ensuring modularity, scalability, faster/parallel development cycles, easier roll-back and patching, and reduced deployment risk.
Embed automated remediation in application architecture: actions such as container restarts, failover, or scaling executed via orchestration tools (e.g., Kubernetes) must be factored into future state designs.
Create application resilience by design: future state architectures must have built-in redundancy, be fault-tolerant, and support “self-healing” by leveraging continuous monitoring, anomaly detection, and rule-driven automated responses.
Design solutions using ReactJS for front-end, Django for back-end, and PostgreSQL for persistence.
Define API-driven architecture and REST/GraphQL integration.
Design secure, performant communication between client and server.
Embed authentication flows (JWT, OAuth) and session management.
Establish UI/UX guidelines leveraging Material UI for consistency and accessibility.
Create component-based designs and UI/UX best practices.
Design scalable, reusable UI components aligned with enterprise branding.
Embed state management (Redux, Context API) and performance optimization for large-scale apps.
Define application data architectures that support downstream business intelligence and analytics.
Apply advanced SQL, indexing, and query optimization.
Support data modeling for relational systems and handling of large datasets.