Technical Architect
CurrentPrimary responsibility: help ForgeRock Partners and customers be successful.In this role I work with Support Engineering and Customer Success Managers on issues that may be outside of a product flaw. Particularly tricky or complex issues that may be non-technical as well as technical are where my skills are applied. Often times it is a matter of bringing the various parties involved in a project together to get clarification of the real issues which leads to a plan forward.I also work with Partners and customers to hopefully get ahead of potential issues. Architecture guidance and sharing deployment best practices are common topics. This may require the inclusion of the business directives and goals as this will drive priorities and deliverables.As a result of these experiences I worked closely with others in creating and delivering monthly focus sessions that enable an open discussion on relevant subject matter such as load testing, upcoming product features, and how to fail successfully. The sessions provide an opportunity to interact directly with the ForgeRock Technical Team, Product Managers and Engineers as well as their peers about topics they would like to cover. The sessions include technical presentations and demonstrations delivered by ForgeRock. These are not marketing or sales events; the sessions are for affiliated Partners and subscribed ForgeRock customers only.The focus sessions can result in white papers and other content that can be shared with those who are not able to join a session. Other aspects of this role include providing feedback to Engineering and Product Management about how the ForgeRock platform is being used, analyzing trouble tickets for ways to improve, developing scripts and/or Java code to assist with problem solving, and documenting root cause analysis with possible ways to avoid future issues.My role at ForgeRock allows for the opportunity to use both my technical and non-technical skills.