Title: Solution Architect: Role and Responsibilities | AltexSoft
Headings: Solution Architect: Processes, Role Description, Responsibilities, and Certifications
Solution Architect: Processes, Role Description, Responsibilities, and Certifications
What is a solution architect?
Enterprise architect vs solution architect vs technical architect
What is an enterprise architect?
What is a software architect?
Solution architecture and its main processes
Matching solutions with the corporate environment
Meeting the requirements of all stakeholders
Accounting for project constraints
Selecting the project technology stack
Compliance with non-functional requirements
Solution architect role description and responsibilities
Solution architect skillset and background
Technical background and experience
Excellent communication skills
Deep analytical skills
Project and resource management skills
Solution architect certification
AWS solution architect certification
Azure solution architect certification
ITIL certification
Google cloud architect certification
When a company needs solution architecture consulting
Final words

Content: Let’s clarify the main differences. Solution architecture in the context of the enterprise and technical architecture
Besides these roles, some specifically add an infrastructure architect to the paradigm. This position becomes relevant for organizations that maintain complex hardware infrastructure in-house to support operations. What is an enterprise architect? Enterprise architecture, which we covered in a dedicated article, focuses on building complex enterprise ecosystems and solves high-level strategic issues. Enterprise architecture defines strategic directions of the business architecture, which then leads to an understanding of what technology facilities are needed to support that architecture. So, in other words, the enterprise architect defines what has to be done, while the solution architect then decides how to do it. The enterprise architect has the broadest view of the company’s current state of architecture and target goals. It is this expert who is responsible for creating a strategic plan of implementing technical changes. This person works closely with top-level executives and decision-makers as he or she demonstrates them the business value of suggested technical initiatives.