77 Senior Software Architect Reviews

"I love my work each day and would love to grow in technical field each day."

"I love that I have the ability to define and map out projects and technologies. I hope to continue to evolve to make things better for everyone who uses products that I contribute to."

"I love solving technical problems. I am frustrated at the limited opportunity to be involved in business discussions that lead to the projects. I recently became a Scrum Master in the hope of being able to have more communication with the stakeholders behind my work."

"I love coding and designing n-tier applications."

"I love starting projects, designing the architecture and the base components for the software, it is exciting to align the work team and setup things, to do the concept testing and try to make the optimal choices for the future software solution.I hate to use the company's estimation matrixes and in general all the repetitive and administrative work."

"I love solving problems that involve large amounts of moving pieces. As an architect I get to do all aspects of the industry from project management, to coding, to design, to mentoring junior and intermediate developers. It is a very rewarding experience."

"I have been doing this since the first time I have been employed and I'm doing it because I love it with a passion that makes me do the same when I'm going home and have a bit of free time from my family duties. The payment is usually very good and would recommend anybody that wants to get into Software to try it out as it may provide you great money and great experiences too... the feeling of achievement is the best."

"I loved the technology. It was a very elegant design with huge application possibilities. I used it to develop an image based die defect algorithm and from my estimations, it would have been an excellent product for Intel to productize. It incorporated a neural network at its core which I enjoyed but I was alone on the project and am much happier working with a team at a higher level."