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Solution Architect, Loyalty

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Overview: In this role you will lead the architecture for a portfolio of loyalty and commerce solutions within the Enterprise Architecture scope. You will collaborate with product managers and cross-functional teams to ensure an architectural runway that supports current and future needs. You’ll assess technology trends, deficiencies, and governance to guide scalable, standards-aligned designs. This is a strategic, cross-domain role focused on delivering enterprise-ready architectures that enable business outcomes and modernization. Compensation / Benefits Competitive Salary plus annual bonus Complete benefits packages (medical, dental, 401k, employee stock plan) Tuition reimbursement up to $5,000 per year Employee discounts on food and fuel Learning opportunities for skill development Fortune 500 company and Gallup Exceptional Workplace Award
Responsibilities: Translate business requirements into technical requirements, capability maps, and architectural blueprints to support business objectives. Collaborate with product owners to maintain a robust architectural runway across the product lifecycle. Assess current solution portfolio to identify aging technologies and misalignment with business needs; support end-of-life decisions. Lead evaluation and design of architectures across multiple applications and technologies; develop roadmaps for portfolio evolution. Provide enterprise guidance, governance deliverables, and reference models to ensure alignment with the future-state architecture.
Key requirements: Bachelor in computer science, information-technology, engineering, system analysis or related field, or equivalent experience Minimum 5 years in at least two IT solution development disciplines (solution, application, technical or infrastructure architecture, etc.) Exposure to multiple technologies, platforms, and processing environments Strong understanding of strategic and emerging technology trends and practical applications Experience implementing an enterprise loyalty platform Experience developing architecture blueprints, strategies, and roadmaps Experience delivering presentations to senior-level executives and technical audiences Excellent written and verbal communication skills Ability to work with developers in an outsourced environment Ability to negotiate and resolve conflicts Excellent written and verbal communication Negotiation and conflict-resolution Cross-functional collaboration Enterprise loyalty platform Architecture blueprints, strategies, and roadmaps Governance and standards, reference models

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