Enterprise Application Architect*

As an Enterprise Application Architect at TOMRA, your primary responsibilities include managing and overseeing the technical aspects of the application landscape of TOMRA Recycling. You'll be tasked with defining and implementing new interfaces, keeping the application landscape current, and ensuring that data flows efficiently between applications.

To qualify as an Enterprise Application Architect at TOMRA, you should have a university degree in computer science or a similar field. Experience with cloud technologies, API technologies, and database management is crucial. Strong analytical thinking abilities and excellent communication skills are also essential for this role.

TOMRA is committed to the continuous development of its employees, including Enterprise Application Architects. The company offers individual development programs, health management initiatives, and opportunities for professional growth, ensuring that all staff can enhance their skills and advance in their careers.

As an Enterprise Application Architect at TOMRA, you can expect a flexible working environment, including the option for hybrid working arrangements. The company also provides 30 days of annual leave, and you can enjoy benefits like gym membership subsidies and employee discounts on various online shops.

At TOMRA, the team culture is collaborative, inclusive, and supportive. As an Enterprise Application Architect, you'll be part of a diverse team that values teamwork and communication, creating an environment where you can share ideas and innovate freely while making a positive impact on the circular economy.

When answering this question, reflect on specific cloud projects you have worked on. Discuss the cloud platforms you’ve used, the technologies implemented, and how you contributed to innovating solutions. It's crucial to demonstrate your understanding of cloud architecture principles.

Share your approach to monitoring application interactions. Emphasize tools or methodologies you find effective, such as performance metrics, logging systems, or automated monitoring services, and how these contribute to optimal application performance.

Discuss your methods for staying informed about API advancements, such as reading relevant publications, attending conferences, or participating in webinars. Mention any innovative API projects you've been involved with that showcase your proactive learning.

When addressing this question, highlight a specific project where you improved an application interface. Share the challenges you faced, the solutions you implemented, and the positive impact it had on user experience or system efficiency.

List the programming languages and frameworks you are comfortable with and explain how you have utilized them in past projects. Relate them to the requirements of the Enterprise Application Architect role to show your relevance.

Narrate a real experience where you identified and resolved a critical error. Focus on your diagnostic process, the steps you took to fix the error, and how this contributed to system stability and reliability.

Explain your methodology for prioritizing tasks, such as assessing urgency, impact, and available resources. Maybe mention a time when you balanced multiple integrations successfully and how it showcased your project management skills.

Discuss the importance of collaboration in your work. Share experiences where team input led to better solutions and highlight how you encourage open communication and teamwork within cross-company projects.

When responding, outline your process for analyzing and optimizing workflows and share specific examples of how your optimizations have led to efficiency improvements within your role or past positions.

Express your understanding of TOMRA's mission and focus on sustainability and resource productivity. Relate your skills and experiences to how you can help further these goals as an Enterprise Application Architect, emphasizing your commitment to innovative solutions.