A Client Architect is a role that combines technical and business skills, focusing on designing software or system solutions from the client's or end-user's perspective. This ensures that the technical architecture meets business requirements, is scalable, secure, and delivers a positive user experience.
In general, their responsibilities typically include:
Client Solution Architecture Design:
Analyzes client requirements.
Defines how system components will interact with each other.
Selects appropriate technologies, frameworks, and design patterns.
Communicates with stakeholders:
Translates business needs into technical solutions.
Presents architectural proposals to clients and internal teams.
Technical Oversight:
Ensures developers implement the solution according to the defined architecture.
Reviews technical decisions to meet quality and performance standards.
End-to-End View:
Focuses on both the front-end (what the user sees) and the back-end (system processes and logic), if necessary.
They often coordinate with other architects (infrastructure, data, cloud) to ensure consistency.
In short, a Client Architect is the bridge between the client and the technical team, ensuring that the proposed solution is technically sound and meets the client's expectations.
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