Amazon Web Services Japan GK

Financial Services

プリンシパルソリューションアーキテクト(金融サービス業界担当)/PrincipalSolutionsArchitectFinancialServiceIndustry

$20000–35000k ~AI est. Tokyo, Japan FULL TIME
The Brief

“プリンシパルソリューションアーキテクト (金融サービス業界担当) /Principal Solutions Architect Financial Service Industry at Amazon Web Services Japan GK. Skills: Cloud strategy, Financial services, Architecture. Support customer cloud journeys. Technically lead financial institution transformation”

Industry & Context.

Financial Services
Problems you'll solve

Problem solving

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

10+ years presales, application development, or infrastructure, Deep knowledge of banking, insurance, securities, or payments, Large project management or lead architect experience, Communicate with financial institution executives, Explain advanced technology simply, Vision for financial/enterprise IT future, English communication skills

Nice to Have

IT consultant experience, Cloud mission-critical project leadership, Writing experience, Speaking experience

What You'll Do.

Support customer cloud journeys

Technically lead financial institution transformation

Initiate strategic initiatives

Execute strategic initiatives

Communicate advanced initiatives domestically

Communicate advanced initiatives internationally

Investigate technical and business challenges

Propose diverse solutions

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Local teams; Global teams; Account teams; Sales representatives; AWS service specialists; Financial industry experts

Communication Scope

Executive communication; Technical explanation

Process & Methodology

Project management, Lead architect

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