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David Careers

Solutions Architect (Archer)

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purple driveSan Jose (CA)
Computer Systems Engineers/ArchitectsComputer Systems Design Services

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About the role

Purple Drive Solutions Architect (Archer) Share San Jose, CA PDT - 9642
Overview:
  • Develop and customize Archer applications to meet the evolving needs of the organization
  • Collaborate with stakeholders to gather requirements and translate them into technical specifications
  • Create and manage data models, workflows, and dashboards within the Archer platform
  • Conduct testing and debugging of applications to ensure high quality and performance
  • Provide ongoing support and maintenance for existing Archer applications
  • Document code and technical processes to ensure knowledge sharing within the team
At least 5-7 years of experience in the development, maintenance, testing, and support of RSA Archer GRC applications. An understanding of all core components of Archer development such as: Access Management (i.e., Role/Groups/Record Permissions), Forms/sub forms/questionnaires, Fields/Layouts, Data Driven Events, Advanced Workflow, Data Feeds, APIs, Notifications, Calculated Fields, Cross reference, Mail Merge, Data Imports, Dashboards, Reports, Value Lists etc. Experience in developing ODAs and customization of core solutions. Create and demonstrate Proof of Concepts (POC) and product capabilities to the business groups Develop custom solutions, applications, and questionnaires in the RSA Archer/eGRC platform. Being responsible for end-to-end configuration of new/existing eGRC applications, managing every aspect of the SDLC (e.g., layout, access controls, workflow, notifications, packaging).Support Archer development solutions deployment to test and production environment.

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