Product Architect I
7 days ago
Piscataway
Job Description As a junior product architect, you will act as the bridge between data-center domain knowledge, user experience needs, and software architecture. You will research data center technologies, dissect complex concepts, design features, design UI/UX and write high-quality requirements that guide our development team. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys tinkering, reasoning through challenging problems, and understanding how things work end-to-end. Key Responsibilities • Understand deeply how our DCIM software system is architected and how components interact., • Contribute to solution design and feature architecture; identify and document thorough functional and non-functional requirements., • Design new requirements with all existing requirements in mind to avoid conflicts and spot unforeseen issues., • Think critically and logically to solve multidimensional and intricate problems., • Research new technologies, data-center equipment, and protocols to design new features or improve existing capabilities., • Translate complex engineering and data-center concepts into clear, actionable requirements for developers., • Work closely with product, UX/UI, and development teams to ensure features are logical, intuitive, and visually clean., • Create nearly pixel-perfect UI Mockups to ensure clarity, simplicity, and usability., • Understand the SQL database architecture such that proposed database changes maintain simplicity and performance., • Participate in troubleshooting, validating workflows, and improving system logic., • Strong understanding of data center infrastructure, including servers, networking, power distribution, PDUs, UPS systems, cooling, racks, and cabling., • Solid knowledge of electricity fundamentals, including three-phase power, power calculations, loads, redundancy concepts, and electrical efficiency., • Ability to think logically and reason through highly complex, multi-layered problems., • Curiosity-driven mindset: enjoys exploring “how things work” and learning new technologies., • Strong collaboration and communication skills with cross-functional teams. j9iIWUlDlN