The Technical Solution Architect will play a crucial role in shaping and maintaining solution architecture guidance across various components including applications, integration, data, security, reporting, analytics, cloud, and operational aspects. This role involves translating business outcomes and user needs into practical technical architectural options, providing technical guidance, and making implementation decisions. The architect will ensure that technical solution architectures align with the desired experience and business vision, enable constituent/agency objectives, and are performant, scalable, and extensible. Collaboration with experience architects and product managers is key to formulating and adapting technical strategies, architectures, and roadmaps for iterative, agile, and people-centered product development. The role also includes reviewing vendor solution architecture, technical design, development, and migration deliverables to ensure alignment with product/project strategies, Commonwealth standards, security requirements, accessibility expectations, and implementation feasibility. Partnering with various teams (EOTSS, A&F IT, product, experience design, business, data, security, accessibility, legal, and vendors) to resolve technical design decisions and maintain alignment with the Commonwealth's long-term vision, standards, and best practices is essential. The architect will advise on the balance of configurable product capabilities, custom development, integration services, data architecture, and modular platform components to deliver the EPIC vision. Hands-on collaboration with internal teams and vendors to solve technical challenges, including working on prototypes and proofs of concept, is expected. Support for phased-release planning by identifying dependencies, technical constraints, architectural risks, transition needs, and opportunities for incremental value delivery is also a responsibility. Guiding integration planning with legacy systems, accounting and financial systems, vendor sales reporting systems, identity/access management, reporting platforms, and other relevant systems is required. Support for legacy-system migration planning, including data mapping, data cleansing, data transformation, document migration, cutover planning, and validation approaches, will be provided. Promoting consistent documentation, architecture decision records, peer review, quality practices, automated testing, security-by-design, and maintainable solution patterns is important. The role involves evaluating AI-enabled, automation, analytics, and development capabilities approved through project governance, privacy, security, accessibility, and applicable legal review. Finally, the architect will help the project team understand technical tradeoffs, communicate architecture decisions clearly, and make choices that support long-term flexibility, maintainability, and value.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Education Level
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