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Principal Architect

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virtual vocationsDenver (CO)

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About the role

As a trusted technical lead for strategic financial services accounts, the full-time remote Principal Architect will design and implement agentic AI architectures, co-build prototypes, and ensure seamless handoffs to delivery teams while advising executives on business value and regulatory compliance.
Key responsibilities: Lead agentic AI architecture on strategic accounts, shaping architectural direction from initial discussions to production handoff Build working prototypes and proof-of-value assets using customers' data to demonstrate business value quickly Package architecture and documentation for smooth transitions to partners and delivery teams, ensuring design intent is maintained
Required qualifications: 10+ years in enterprise or solution architecture with significant experience in financial services Deep hands-on experience with Salesforce platform and enterprise integration, particularly MuleSoft and API-led design Practical experience in designing AI solutions, including LLM-based agents and agent orchestration Proficiency in coding and using AI-assisted development tools, with familiarity in Git-based workflows Working knowledge of financial services regulatory and risk requirements, including privacy and data residency

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