Solutions Architect @ BioLizard

BioLizard wishes to develop a valuable toolbox that offers a wide range of technology tools and solutions that can help customers harness the power of data. This toolbox uses various frameworks and architecture concepts, such as data meshes, to enable them to tackle complex issues in bioinformatics, data science and machine learning. By deploying this toolbox, clients can work more efficiently, make better decisions and gain valuable insights from their data.

Specifically, the Solutions Architect acts as the bridge between scientific expertise and the IT solutions needed to address complex challenges. He has the ability to understand the needs of scientists and translate them into concrete and efficient IT solutions.

The Solutions Architect plays a strategic role in designing and implementing solutions that encompass both scientific objectives and technical requirements. The Solutions Architect has process thinking skills and guides scientists in identifying the most appropriate IT tools and processes to take their research to the next level.

By making the right connection between scientific thinking and IT solutions, the Solutions Architect plays a key role in strengthening operational efficiency, optimising workflows and driving innovation. The Solutions Architect  guides scientists and helps them realise the full potential of their research, while strengthening the organisation's technology strategy.

With the arrival of a Solutions Architect, BioLizard is able to offer an integrated approach that encompasses both scientific excellence and technological expertise. 

The Solutions Architect has a wide range of duties and responsibilities, all of which focus on designing and implementing IT solutions that encompass the scientific objectives and technical requirements.

Some key duties and responsibilities include:

• Customer-focused design: As a Solutions Architect, your responsibility is to create strategic designs that align with customers' scientific objectives and technical requirements. This includes identifying and understanding these objectives and requirements, as well as selecting the right technologies, frameworks and tools to achieve the desired results.
• Bridge function: As a liaison between scientific expertise and IT solutions, the Solutions Architect understands the needs of scientists and translates them into concrete and efficient IT solutions. This requires a deep understanding of both scientific and technological aspects of the work.
• Guide implementation: Besides designing the solution, the Solutions Architect is responsible for guiding its implementation. This includes ensuring proper implementation and integration of the IT solutions into existing systems and processes. The Solutions Architect drafts detailed technical specifications, guides developers and ensures the quality of the implementation.
• Provide advice and guidance: The Solutions Architect advises and guides scientists in choosing appropriate IT tools and processes to take their research to the next level. He offers support in solving technical issues, provides guidelines and best practices, and helps scientists make decisions to optimise their work processes.
• Team expansion and strengthening: In addition to technical tasks, the Solutions Architect plays a role in building and strengthening the team. Together with other team members, he works to attract, select and develop the right people. This includes mentoring and training team members, fostering collaboration and creating a culture of continuous improvement and growth.
• By performing these duties and responsibilities effectively, the Solutions Architect plays a key role in enhancing operational efficiency, optimising workflows and driving innovation within BioLizard. You will help scientists realise their research potential and contribute to strengthening the organisation's technology strategy.