A Duck Creek Enterprise Architect's responsibilities include:

• Leading a team: Managing a team of developers to solve business problems
• Preparing design documents: Creating and improving design documents for product configuration
• Developing and presenting proofs of concept: Leading solutioning efforts by developing and presenting proofs of concept
• Identifying value additions: Identifying value additions that can be reused across projects
• Coordinating with business users: Working with business users, analysts, and team members to understand business requirements
• Troubleshooting: Troubleshooting technical issues and providing solutions
• Mentoring: Leading, mentoring, and coordinating with offshore teams
• Overseeing communication: Overseeing daily communication and reports between onsite and offshore teams
• Assigning tasks: Overseeing daily task allocation, monitoring, and status reporting

Some other skills and experience that may be required for a Duck Creek architect role include:

• Experience with implementing Duck Creek products
• Understanding of DCT platform application architecture
• Knowledge of object-oriented design, .NET development, XML/XSLT document design, JavaScript development, HTML5, and CSS
• Understanding of concepts related to the Azure, AWS, or Google Cloud Stack
• Experience in the P&C insurance domain
• Experience in designing and developing Duck Creek Policy System
• Strong interpersonal skills