Senior Technical Architect (Public Sector)Location: Remote (Poland)Contract type: B2BRate: up to 210 PLN/hCooperation length: Long-termWe are looking for an experienced Senior Technical Architect to support complex projects within the public sector. As a Stream Architect, you will guide one or more feature teams, providing technical leadership and strategic direction for performance-critical solutions. The ideal candidate combines strong technical expertise, leadership qualities, and excellent communication skills.Key Responsibilities Provide technical leadership and strategic direction for selected development streams Utilize extensive domain knowledge to oversee planning and design of complex architectural solutions Maintain high-performance standards and ensure reliability of critical systems Coach and mentor team members, fostering a culture of continuous learning and improvement Communicate effectively with stakeholders at all levels to ensure alignment of project goals and deliverables Qualifications Proven experience in leading complex projects in the public sector Strong technical background with a meticulous approach to problem-solving

Expertise in software architectures and patterns for web-based applications: .NET backend, SPA architectures, asynchronous processing, performance, resiliency, and self-healing

Experience with cloud-based development: App Service, AKS, Key Vault, Azure SQL, REDIS cache, OIDC, oAUTH, Application Insights, CI/CD Automation, DevOps, YAML, PowerShell, ARM templates, Bicep

Experience with on-premise development: IIS, SQL Server, RabbitMQ, MongoDB

Demonstrated ability to coach and support team members effectively Excellent communication and interpersonal skills Commitment to maintaining high-quality standards and performance metrics Benefits Medicover healthcare package Multisport card Access to an e-learning platform Group life insurance Why Join Us? 100% remote work Long-term cooperation on strategic public sector projects Opportunity to work with cutting-edge technologies and influence architectural decisions