- Location
- FRA DXC Paris Tour Carpe Diem (CSC Location), France
- Type
- Full-time
- Department
- Engineering
- Source
- Workday
Description
Job Description:
Key Responsibilities
- Act as the absolute technical expert in a designated offering or solution area, representing DXC with authority and confidence.
- Drive architectural strategy and solution design within their specialty area for complex and high-value opportunities.
- Engage directly with clients in deep technical discussions, addressing complex requirements and technical challenges.
- Lead and facilitate technical workshops, design sessions, and solution deep dives.
- Present solutions clearly and compellingly, captivating technical and executive audiences through demonstrated expertise.
- Collaborate with partners and internal teams to ensure solutions leverage best-of-breed technologies and approaches.
- Utilize DXC tools, frameworks, and methodologies to drive standardized, repeatable solutions where appropriate.
Skills and Experience
- Recognized expert in their offering field, with very deep technical knowledge.
- Partner-recognized and industry-recognized for expertise.
- Certified in their relevant technology or solution domain.
- Spent the majority of their career in a designated technical field.
- Strong communication and presentation skills, especially in complex technical environments.
Stakeholder Interaction
- Client-facing, primarily focused on technical stakeholders, but able to communicate effectively with senior decision-makers.
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