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Position : Technical Lead

Role and responsibilities:

  1. Focus on in-depth technical knowledge and delivery experience, and less on solution architecture design
  2. Develop detailed-level design document that will be used as basis for guiding developers as part of sprint implementation (C4 at level 3 and 4, and UML artifacts such as sequence diagram)
  3. Provide expertise knowledge on Git, including common commands and workflows (e.g., branching, merging, rebasing, resolving conflicts, using pull requests).
  4. Provide advise on Git workflows and strategy in a collaborative environment, such as Gitflow, Feature Branching, Trunk-Based Development, or similar.
  5. Design and implement efficient branching strategies that suit agile teams, such as managing long-lived branches for releases, handling feature branches, and integrating continuous delivery pipelines.
  6. Provide advise on merge conflicts, how to resolve them effectively, and experience in performing complex merges or rebases without losing code integrity.
  7. Mange and review pull requests, understanding best practices for code reviews, and ensuring that code reviews are done systematically to maintain code quality. Able to perform technical review and provide feedback/improvement on solution architecture down to the coding level.
  8. Lead the development team, providing technical guidance, setting coding standards, and overseeing the team’s daily work. They are focused on hands-on leadership in software development tasks, including code quality, performance, and adherence to design principles and solution architecture developed by Solution Architect. Technical Lead is also responsible for resolving team’s impediments during Sprints execution.
  9. Lead development squads or teams in an agile environment, ensuring efficient collaboration between frontend, backend, DevOps, and product teams.
  10. Provide advoce on integration source code management with CI/CD pipelines, automating tests, builds, and deployments based on commits and pull requests.
  11. Identify and resolve complex technical problems such as performance/security issues.
  12. Ensure code quality through constructive code reviews, testing, and conformance to defined standards and best practices.


Qualifications

Solution Architecture Design and Modeling

  • Knowledge on application design patterns, standards, and application development methodology (ex. RESTful API design principles, Microservices architecture, DDD, TDD, Cloud-native application design, Scalability and Performance optimization, etc.)
  • Able to document solution architecture and design artifacts (ex. C4 & UML) and communicate to stakeholders (both upper and lower levels)
  • Able to develop implementation plan, effort estimation, identified technical risks with mitigations.
  • Experienced end-to-end solution delivery as solution architect or application architect role (from Inception/discovery phase to go live, and a plus for post-production support)


Technical Proficiency

  • Minimum 10 years experienced in related IT Technology or Leading IT Company.
  • Must be able to understand technical details of relevant technology and tools (ex. Frontend development framework and programming languages, Backend development framework and programming languages, CI/CD pipeline, DevSecOps toolchain, Source Code Management Strategy, Cloud infrastructure and network, Container and Orchestration, APM & Observability, etc.). Some candidate may have some specific skills that need to be probed specifically ex. Application Modernization, Enterprise Architecture, solution leveraging GenAI, Observability, etc.
  • Still able to perform coding, code review, setup initial project repository and source code management strategy will be a Plus, although not mandatory. Having experience developing a core framework/common services will be a Plus+Plus. However, at minimum must be able to provide feedback on code review and source code management strategy.


Business Architecture knowledge and experience

  • Knowledge on financial sector, especially on banking industry. Understanding of banking products, processes, regulations, and banking IT systems
  • Familiarity with banking industry regulations such as PCI-DSS, AML, KYC, PDPA.
  • Experience design and implement technical solution based on business domain above.
  • Requirement analysis skill. Able to clarify and analyze requirement. Then, define and recommend high-level technical solution that correspond to the requirement.


Others

  • Experienced with Agile practice (must have experience leading implementation project using Agile practice). Experience with planning sprints, managing team deliverables, and ensuring alignment with business goals.
  • Soft skills
    • Proficient in English and Thai for both written and verbal.
    • Good presentation skills. Able to communicate effectively with clients, stakeholders, and other team members. Able to explain technical concepts to non-both technical and non-technical audiences based on their knowledge level. Able to perform complex technical discussions with non-technical stakeholders
    • Good technical writing and the ability to structure documents logically. Able to produce clear, concise, and comprehensive technical documents.
    • Problem solving skill: Probed from experienced designing solution architecture ex. architecture decisions, etc.
  • Having Consultant/Service Provider experience will be a plus. But at minimum need to understand role of consultant/service provider when working in a project.
  • Leadership and Collaboration:
    • Experienced as solution architect role leading end-to-end delivery phases.
    • Team leading (coaching/mentoring, define/assign tasks, status tracking)
    • Experienced people manager will be a plus.
    • Good working attitude, mature, can handle tough situation/client.

 

 


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