Principal Architect
$134,600 - $230,800/year
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Posted 39 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$134,600 - $230,800/year
About the role
- Design the technical architecture for State Medicaid RFP/RFI responses, cloud, data, application, and integration layers, that supports the solution approach set by the pursuit's Solution Lead
- Translate RFP/RFI technical requirements into feasible architecture options, flagging technical risks, dependencies, and differentiators for the Solution Lead and pursuit team
- Develop technical artifacts: architecture diagrams, solution matrices, integration patterns, and technical cost/estimate inputs that feed the overall pricing model owned by the pursuit team
- Ensure technical designs align with enterprise standards, regulatory requirements, and Medicaid domain frameworks (e.g., MITA, CMS guidelines) across claims, eligibility, provider management, and Data and Analytics
- Use AI tools (e.g., Azure OpenAI, GitHub Copilot) to accelerate technical solution drafting, documentation, and architecture diagramming
- Generate technical narrative content, reusable technical assets, and compliance-ready technical response sections
- Design AI-enabled architectures leveraging generative AI, retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), and automation where they improve the client's proposed solution
- Act as the technical subject matter expert supporting the Solution Lead, business development, and delivery teams during solutioning, not as the owner of the overall solution narrative or customer relationship
- Participate in technical deep-dive sessions, client technical Q&A, and proposal technical response reviews
- Escalate technical feasibility concerns or architecture trade-offs to the Solution Lead for resolution within the broader solution strategy
- Drive adoption of AI tools and frameworks across the technical RFP development process
- Build reusable technical accelerators, architecture templates, and knowledge assets for the broader engineering and pursuit teams
- Stay current on emerging AI, cloud, and digital technologies relevant to public sector health programs
- Hands-on experience with Azure OpenAI, generative AI solutions, or AI/ML-based architectures
- Experience providing technical cost estimation inputs for financial modeling and solution pricing owned by others
- Knowledge of healthcare or public sector systems (e.g., Medicaid, eligibility systems, claims platforms) and frameworks such as MITA and CMS guidelines
- Solid understanding of security, compliance, and regulatory considerations in government health ITFamiliarity with GitHub Copilot or other AI-assisted development tools
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