What are the responsibilities and job description for the Portfolio Domain Architect - Advanced Distribution Infrastructure position at Tampa Electric Company?
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Company: Tampa Electric Company
State and City: Florida - Tampa
Shift: 8 Hr. X 5 Days
- Helps set Architecture Principles and Standards (in collaboration with Enterprise Architects) and defines Architectural components for the portfolio. Drive tech strategy and execution across portfolio to facilitate technology roadmap decisions. 30%
- Responsible for owning target state architecture and roadmap working with Domain Architects, Solution Architects and Tech Leads. 25%
- Collaborate with the information, application, technology and solution architects to translate the business architecture blueprint into application, information, data, and technology architecture. 15%
- Determine eligibility of solutions for architecture review based on certain criteria. Define technical solutions to business needs in alignment with reference architectures. 10%
- Analyze current and future business architecture for compatibility with TECO’s EA vision and standards 10%
- Provide appropriate guidance and leadership to help maintain the quality of solutions 10%
- 7 years of progressive responsibility within information systems or information management/analysis environment and 5 years with complex projects.
- Experience developing technical proposals that meet business partner requirements and align with IT’s service portfolio.
- Gas or Electric utility industry.
- Experience working in large public or private sector organizations.
- Previous experience as an IT Architect or similar role.
- Demonstrate that can develop and apply expertise to help solve complex technical problems and ensure optimal architecture solutions are implemented at a domain level, while maintaining alignment within the needs of both the business and IT strategies.
- Knowledge of the architectural components that may impact the domain (Data, Interface, Application, Infrastructure) to develop cohesive architectures and impact assessments.
- Demonstrated ability to build strategic working partnerships at all levels.
- Strong verbal and written communication skills.
- Demonstrated knowledge of Electric Grid Solutions such as ADMS (Advanced Distribution Management System), EMS (Energy Management System), AMI/MDM (Advanced Metering Infrastructure/Meter Data Management), Intergraph GIS (Geographical Information System).
- Ability to assess emerging business & regulatory changes and articulate the positive impacts.
- Speaks up on Safety, Health and the Environment
- Takes Ownership and Acts with Integrity
- Drives Operational Excellence for Customers
- Builds Strong, Collaborative Relationships
- Develops People and Teams
- Cultivates Innovation and Embraces Change
- Thinks Strategically and Exercises Sound Judgment
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