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About the role

Overview: In this Senior Manager role, you will shape Appian-based solutions within PwC’s Advisory practice to digitize client workflows. You will lead the architecture and drive low-code implementations, ensuring secure data flows and seamless integrations across cloud platforms. You’ll guide delivery teams, translate business needs into scalable designs, and act as a trusted advisor to senior client stakeholders. This role offers strategic impact, coaching opportunities, and the chance to influence how clients operate through modern process automation. Compensation / Benefits medical dental vision 401k holiday pay vacation
Responsibilities: Lead Appian BPM solution architecture for client process digitization and translate business requirements into scalable platform designs Design cloud infrastructure and enterprise integrations for secure data flow across Appian apps hosted on AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud Map workflows and identify automation opportunities using SAP Signavio and Celonis process mining Direct low-code development and assess fit of Power Platform or Pega within the Appian solution Integrate Appian with enterprise systems and evaluate UiPath, Automation Anywhere, and AI-enabled tools for automation Guide network design, access protocols, firewall configurations, and security across cloud environments Manage complex implementations using Scrum, tracking with Jira and Jira Align and coaching teams Advise on architecture decisions and validate outcomes against process goals, leveraging Power BI and service management practices
Key requirements: Bachelor degree 7+ years of experience leadership and coaching strong communication with senior stakeholders ability to navigate ambiguity and escalate when needed Appian BPM low-code development AWS

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