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Kevin Hostelley

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Principal Architect and head of Enterprise Architecture at Champ Titles
📍 Greater Cleveland, United States

Kevin Hostelley is the Head of Enterprise Architecture at CHAMP Titles, specializing in Jakarta/Java EE, IoT, DevOps, and cloud deployment. Educated in Computer Science at Baldwin Wallace University, colleagues describe him as a gifted, high-quality developer and an excellent problem-solver who adeptly tackles difficult requirements and coaches teams on agile methodologies.

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Experience
12 Years
Current Role
Principal Architect and head of Enterprise Architecture
Job Level
Mid-senior
Location
Greater Cleveland, United States
Personality Overview

How Kevin shows up

Generous
Achievment Oriented
Confident & Optimistic

They usually prefer to drive the conversation. They respond well to objective pitches but also attach some value to relationships. They measure a product on its merit but can be influenced by strong testimonials.

Priorities

Topics Kevin cares about

Enterprise Architecture
As the Head of Enterprise Architecture, he develops reference architectures using models like C4 and ensures design consistency across all company products.
Agile Methodologies
He strongly prefers agile development, having coached multiple teams in Scrum and implemented gitflow branching strategies to improve workflows.
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Career

Work history

4-2024
Principal Architect and head of Enterprise Architecture
Champ Titles
7-2021 - 4-2024
Enterprise Architect
Champ Titles
12-2019 - 7-2021
Consultant (Oxford)
University Hospitals
2-2018 - 12-2019
Software Architect and Coach (Beacon Hill)
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
8-2016 - 2-2018
Software Architect (Fidelis Partners)
BNY Mellon
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Media appearances

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Education
1985 - 1989
Computer Science
Baldwin Wallace University
1981 - 1985
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St. Ignatius High School
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