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About the role

Be the technical bridge between US clients and our delivery teams in India. You will scope solutions, design architectures, and give clients the confidence that their project is in expert hands. Part architect, part translator, part trusted advisor — you make complex projects feel de-risked. Technical Discovery & DesignLead technical discovery with US clients and translate needs into solution architectures. Produce architecture diagrams, data flows, and technical sections of proposals. Make build-vs-buy and platform recommendations clients can trust. Pre-Sales & AdvisoryPartner with business development to shape estimates and win technical credibility. Advise clients on pragmatic AI adoption — where it pays off and where it does not. Run workshops and executive briefings that align stakeholders on the plan. Delivery GuidanceGuide delivery teams through kickoff and review key technical decisions. Stay hands-on enough to prototype and validate risky assumptions. Keep architecture honest as requirements evolve mid-project.
Requirements: 7+ years in software engineering with 2+ years in architecture or technical pre-sales. Deep experience with cloud platforms (AWS or Azure) and modern web architectures. Strong client-facing communication — whiteboarding, workshops, and executive summaries. Working knowledge of LLM-based systems and their production trade-offs. US work authorization; Central time zone overlap.
Nice to Have: Experience working with distributed or offshore delivery teams. AWS or Azure architecture certifications. Prior consulting or agency background.

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