Appian Solution Architect-Technical Lead-Director
pwcPhoenix (AZ)
Appian Solution Architect-Technical Lead-Director
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pwcPhoenix (AZ)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Overview:
Director-level BPM-Appian Architect role to design and implement workflow and platform architecture for clients, aligning Appian-based solutions with business processes. You set technical direction for BPM and low-code architectures across engagements and translate business needs into scalable designs. You lead integration patterns across cloud and enterprise platforms and mentor teams while shaping client engagements. This role offers strategic impact in modernization and automation initiatives within PwC's Advisory practice. Compensation / Benefits medical dental vision 401k bonus paid time off
Responsibilities:
Set technical direction for BPM and low-code platform architecture across client engagements Design Appian-based workflow and case management solutions aligned with business needs Lead scalable integration patterns across cloud and enterprise platforms Translate business requirements into platform designs, standards, and roadmaps Guide teams through solution design decisions, tradeoffs, and sequencing Evaluate process automation opportunities using BPM tools, low-code platforms, and intelligent automation Develop integration strategies for data flow and platform connectivity Advise on modernization options for process digitization and platform transformation Mentor teams on platform engineering methods and architecture governance Validate designs against security, performance, and compliance requirements
Key requirements:
Bachelor's degree or higher with 8+ years of experience 8+ years of relevant experience in BPM, low-code, or architecture roles leadership and mentoring stakeholder management and client relationships communication and thought leadership Appian architecture and BPM Pega and Power Platform for low-code automation designing scalable workflow and case management platforms
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