AWS Solution Architect
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You’re reading about Zurich Insurance Group , a global leader in insurance, but this role specifically pertains to our Technology Delivery Center (TDC). Established in Barcelona in 2006, the TDC operates as an integral part of Zurich Insurance Group, providing cutting-edge technological solutions and support to Zurich's local and global business units.
In essence, Zurich TDC is where technology meets the vast reach of a multinational company. We specialize in areas such as software development, data analytics, cybersecurity, and IT infrastructure. Our primary mission is to support Zurich's strategic goals and enhance operational efficiency through innovative technology solutions.
If you're considering a role with us, know that you'll be joining a hub of technological excellence dedicated to driving Zurich's success on a global scale.
The Solution Architect is the technical authority for feature evolution and platform design across ACE (Actuarial Calculation Engine). The role owns architectural decisions across the data, ETL, integration, and application layers — ensuring new capabilities are built with consistency, scalability, and full alignment to cloud migration objectives.
It is a multi-layer calculation and data platform built on Databricks (Delta Lake, DBT, PySpark), Azure Data Factory, and a .
Net GUI/orchestration layer. The calculation engine manages seven distinct data classes, applies a formula-driven calculation chain with complex interdependencies across a multi-dimensional calculation grain, and produces a result set consumed by reporting, data sharing, and downstream analytical systems including the ZAAi agentic reporting layer. The platform is migrating from Azure to AWS with a target go-live of Q1 2027. The Solution Architect will own target-state architecture design and ensure all new features delivered before the migration are AWS-portable from day one.. As a Solution Architect – Actuarial Platform (ACE) you will have the opportunity to: Translate actuarial business requirements (BRDs) into detailed technical specifications — defining data flows, calculation chain impacts, formula applicability changes, API interactions, and integration patterns. Maintain and evolve the ACE solution architecture reference, ensuring it reflects both current state and target AWS architecture at all times. enforce architectural principles and prevent short-cuts that compromise auditability, idempotency, or data quality. Define non-functional requirements (NFRs) for each feature: performance, scalability, data retention, disaster recovery, and auditability. Actuarial ETL & Data Architecture The ACE data model has seven data classes , each with different volatility, lifecycle, and governance rules: Master (Forex rates, BDP rates, Counterparty, Reporting Hierarchy, GroupRe Treaty) — time-series, sourced from SAP and Group systems Local Reference (UoA, SUoA, RS, RF, AY, RP, RT) — BU-specific, medium volatility Transaction (cashflows, actuals, opening balances, reconciliation actuals) — highest volatility, quarterly supply Group Reference Data (GRD) — group-wide scaling constants applied uniformly across BUs Report Configuration (formula files in Git repo) — PO-managed, IT-governed, pulled at runtime Design and govern ETL pipelines for all seven data classes with appropriate partitioning, versioning, and data quality controls per class. Design and review the pivot/execute/unpivot ETL pattern used by the calculation engine — ensuring it is performant, correctly scoped, and free of cyclic formula dependencies. Enforce data model standards for ACE result sets: Define data lineage, auditability, and Reverse Traceability Matrix (RTM) standards — every calculation output must be traceable to its input data, formula version, and execution context. Design self-healing pipeline patterns: retry logic, reprocess queues, custom null/NaN exception handling, and fully qualified error logging at calculation grain level. Own the Unity Catalog data sharing architecture — views, access control, and query cluster isolation between the calculation engine and external consumers. Config-as-Code & Deployment Architecture Design and own the Git-based formula deployment pipeline: repository structure, branch strategy, PO-managed formula files, IT release approval gates, and Databricks runtime pickup. Define the Databricks workflow and DBT deployment pipeline via Azure DevOps, including environment promotion policies (Dev → SIT → UAT → Prod) and full deployment auditability. Ensure all new features are designed AWS-portable from day one — no Azure-only dependencies introduced pre-migration. AWS Migration – Target Architecture (Go-Live Q1 2027) Lead architectural planning for the ACE migration from Azure to AWS — mapping current components (ADF, Azure Databricks, Azur
Net GUI/orchestration layer. The calculation engine manages seven distinct data classes, applies a formula-driven calculation chain with complex interdependencies across a multi-dimensional calculation grain, and produces a result set consumed by reporting, data sharing, and downstream analytical systems including the ZAAi agentic reporting layer. The platform is migrating from Azure to AWS with a target go-live of Q1 2027. The Solution Architect will own target-state architecture design and ensure all new features delivered before the migration are AWS-portable from day one.. As a Solution Architect – Actuarial Platform (ACE) you will have the opportunity to: Translate actuarial business requirements (BRDs) into detailed technical specifications — defining data flows, calculation chain impacts, formula applicability changes, API interactions, and integration patterns. Maintain and evolve the ACE solution architecture reference, ensuring it reflects both current state and target AWS architecture at all times. enforce architectural principles and prevent short-cuts that compromise auditability, idempotency, or data quality. Define non-functional requirements (NFRs) for each feature: performance, scalability, data retention, disaster recovery, and auditability. Actuarial ETL & Data Architecture The ACE data model has seven data classes , each with different volatility, lifecycle, and governance rules: Master (Forex rates, BDP rates, Counterparty, Reporting Hierarchy, GroupRe Treaty) — time-series, sourced from SAP and Group systems Local Reference (UoA, SUoA, RS, RF, AY, RP, RT) — BU-specific, medium volatility Transaction (cashflows, actuals, opening balances, reconciliation actuals) — highest volatility, quarterly supply Group Reference Data (GRD) — group-wide scaling constants applied uniformly across BUs Report Configuration (formula files in Git repo) — PO-managed, IT-governed, pulled at runtime Design and govern ETL pipelines for all seven data classes with appropriate partitioning, versioning, and data quality controls per class. Design and review the pivot/execute/unpivot ETL pattern used by the calculation engine — ensuring it is performant, correctly scoped, and free of cyclic formula dependencies. Enforce data model standards for ACE result sets: Define data lineage, auditability, and Reverse Traceability Matrix (RTM) standards — every calculation output must be traceable to its input data, formula version, and execution context. Design self-healing pipeline patterns: retry logic, reprocess queues, custom null/NaN exception handling, and fully qualified error logging at calculation grain level. Own the Unity Catalog data sharing architecture — views, access control, and query cluster isolation between the calculation engine and external consumers. Config-as-Code & Deployment Architecture Design and own the Git-based formula deployment pipeline: repository structure, branch strategy, PO-managed formula files, IT release approval gates, and Databricks runtime pickup. Define the Databricks workflow and DBT deployment pipeline via Azure DevOps, including environment promotion policies (Dev → SIT → UAT → Prod) and full deployment auditability. Ensure all new features are designed AWS-portable from day one — no Azure-only dependencies introduced pre-migration. AWS Migration – Target Architecture (Go-Live Q1 2027) Lead architectural planning for the ACE migration from Azure to AWS — mapping current components (ADF, Azure Databricks, Azur