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Adobe Senior Workfront Fusion Architect

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accentureMorristown (NJ)

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About the role

Overview: In this role you blend architectural and advisory skills to design scalable Fusion integrations that connect Adobe Workfront with key systems. You’ll work with stakeholders to translate business needs into automated solutions, guiding teams and ensuring reliable, secure implementations. You’ll stay current with Workfront and Fusion enhancements to continuously evolve the toolkit, delivering measurable improvements in efficiency and data quality. Compensation / Benefits medical, dental, vision life and long-term disability 401(k) plan bonus opportunities paid holidays paid time off
Responsibilities: Design, build, test, and deploy Fusion integrations between Adobe Workfront and third-party systems Translate business requirements into scalable Fusion automations to reduce manual tasks Collaborate with Workfront architects to define optimal Fusion solutions Troubleshoot and optimize Fusion scenarios for reliability and performance Participate in requirement gathering and technical discovery workshops Document integration logic, workflows, and technical specifications Ensure compliance with security, privacy, and data governance standards Support user training and onboarding for Fusion workflows Perform unit, system, and regression testing for Fusion scenarios and ensure data integrity
Key requirements: 5+ years leading marketing technology implementation programs 3+ years overseeing Workfront Fusion development practices 2+ years establishing integration architecture guidelines (APIs, JSON, REST, data mapping) 3+ years owning Workfront integration strategy and governance across Adobe and third-party platforms Experience managing client or stakeholder relationships and executive communication Bachelor's Degree or equivalent work experience client-facing communication analytical and problem-solving mindset consulting mindset and stakeholder management Adobe Workfront Fusion APIs, JSON, REST data mapping principles

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