Sample Job Description for Business Infrastructure Architect III

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Business Infrastructure Architect III Job Overview

Business Infrastructure Architect III Job Description Sample

Designs and implements an organization’s enterprise infrastructure that will adequately support the information systems.

JOB LEVEL

P03

EDUCATION/DEGREE

Bachelor's Degree

REPORTS TO

Manager

Salary Range

BASE 50%

$143,990

TOTAL 50%

$152,490

Job Responsibilities for Business Infrastructure Architect III

Analyzes system requirements and defines technology infrastructure that will meet business needs, including server infrastructure, capacity planning, storage requirements, and networking protocols. Documents infrastructure design, configurations, processes, and issues to monitor and track the status and health of IT infrastructure. Ensures that all systems are working at optimal levels and offers support to the application development department regarding new technologies and system requirements. Designs security measures to protect an organization's data and networks. Ensures that architecture project roll-outs meet security standards and are effectively integrated with current applications and scalable for future needs. Has knowledge of infrastructure, application programming, and web and software applications.

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