Master Architect – National Financial Platforms and Digital Ledger Systems & Monetary Technology

Master Architect – National Financial Platforms, Digital Ledger Systems & Monetary Technology (Oman)

Strategic Landscape

Oman’s financial sector is undergoing a structural shift toward digitally resilient national financial platforms, where core ledgers, transaction engines, and data intelligence must operate with institutional precision and long-term adaptability. This role exists at the foundational layer of financial system design, shaping how value is recorded, transferred, and governed.

Mandate of the Role

The Master Architect will design and govern next-generation financial ledger and transaction platforms, supporting banking, payments, and digital financial services at scale. The mandate extends beyond technology into monetary logic, system integrity, and regulatory trust, delivered through a fully remote, internationally distributed operating model.

Key Strategic Responsibilities

• Architect modular, real-time financial ledger systems capable of supporting high-volume, multi-product financial activity.

• Design transaction processing frameworks emphasizing consistency, durability, reconciliation, and audit integrity.

• Establish architectural standards for data integrity, fault tolerance, and long-term system evolution.

• Embed regulatory observability and supervisory transparency directly into platform design.

• Serve as the ultimate architectural authority across distributed engineering and governance stakeholders.

Professional & Technical Profile

• 15+ years in core financial systems, ledger architecture, or large-scale banking platforms.

• Deep mastery of transaction processing models, financial data structures, and system resilience.

• Demonstrated ability to convert regulatory frameworks into enforceable technical architecture.

• Executive-level system thinking and architectural leadership.

Engagement Model

• Fully remote with strategic alignment to Oman’s financial sector timelines.

• Long-term mandate with architectural sovereignty and national-scale impact.