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Senior Pricing Solution Architect

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srs distribution mckinneyRowlett (TX)

SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$140000 - 190000 per year

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About the role

Serve as the senior technical authority for SRS Distribution’s enterprise pricing technology ecosystem, with Pricefx at its core. Own end-to-end architecture across pricing, quoting, ERP, digital commerce, APIs, and data platforms; establish standards, guide engineers, and oversee technical delivery. Own end-to-end architecture for the enterprise pricing technology stack and define boundaries across connected platforms. Translate pricing, margin, discounting, quoting, approvals, and price execution needs into architecture decisions and implementation approaches. Design real-time pricing services, APIs, quote integrations, and batch and event-driven data flows. Establish architecture standards, design patterns, technical guardrails, and non-functional requirements. Lead technical design reviews and maintain architecture diagrams, integration contracts, and decision records. Partner across engineering and business teams, guide Pricefx engineers, and support resolution of cross-platform incidents and upgrades. Pricefx platform architecture Enterprise solution architecture Pricing and price optimization systems Configure, Price, Quote (CPQ) systems ERP integration REST APIs and integration design Real-time pricing services Batch and event-driven data flows Enterprise data platforms Architecture documentation and technical governance

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