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DIGITAL AMS SOLUTION ARCHITECT - CANADA

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hackett groupMiami Springs (FL)

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About the role

Solution ArchitectA Solutions Architect is expected to be knowledgeable in two or more technologies and be responsible for leading the design, development and delivery of global financial systems for our clients. Architects should also be comfortable delivering timely financial information and analysis for both internal and external reporting. Architects should possess deep knowledge of GAAP, IFRS, Financial Accounting Standard Board Statements (FASB), and other regulatory agency guidelines. Architects will provide best-fit architectural solutions for one or more projects; assist in defining scope and sizing of work; and anchor Proof of Concept developments. Architects will provide solution architecture for the business problem, platform integration with third party services, designing and developing complex features for clients' business needs. Architects will collaborate with some of the best talent in the industry to create and implement innovative high-quality solutions, participate in Sales and various pursuits focused on our clients' business needs. They will also contribute in a variety of roles in thought leadership, mentorship, systems analysis, architecture, design, configuration, testing, debugging, and documentation. Architects will challenge your leading-edge solutions, consultative and business skills through the diversity of work in multiple industry domains. Architects are primarily responsible for day-to-day project execution. They apply well-honed consulting, project management and technical skills in the management of major project components or entire projects. Further, Architects are involved in business development such as proposal scoping, proposal development and sales calls. Work location is flexible if approved by the Company except that position may not be performed remotely from Colorado.

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