Technical solutions architect vs senior technical analyst

Differences between technical solutions architect and senior technical analyst duties and responsibilities

Technical solutions architect example responsibilities.

• Manage and deliver large-scale, complex ERP programs that marry processes with technology to help clients achieve high performance.
• Receive DoD DIACAP approval for the JTRS unclassify and classify networks by managing and mentoring a team of virtual security professionals.
• Manage network optimization program including cloud solutions, collaboration, and security technologies.
• Work extensively with SQL to generate data for bsiness and implement java base db solutions.
• Work with the development team to encourage more reusable API components during the development cycle.
• Appropriate technology choices, process implications, network latency and data migration approaches with minimal outage windows.
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Senior technical analyst example responsibilities.

• Perform PC imaging and manage active directory accounts.
• Manage various OS and database specific upgrades on Linux/Windows environment.
• Develop integration and automation of ITIL processes in order to achieve superior service management.
• Develop Unix shell scripts to streamline and automate operations processes as well as application monitors across multiple enterprise applications and databases.
• Manage business requirements gathering for functionality development and interface definition from the legacy systems to the CRM and SA management applications.
• Develop utility programs that allows QA testers to easily verify that data imported/export to/from space management system are correct.
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