Solution Architect I We are seeking a Solution Architect I to join our team, responsible for driving product solution development and architecture design for small-to-medium-sized solutions, while collaborating with clients and providing technical guidance throughout the development lifecycle. You will work at various long-term, unanticipated worksites throughout the U.S. Responsibilities Participate in product solution development and product architecture for small-to-medium size solutions Create solution architecture documentation, work/ feature-breakdown structure document and other related artifacts with deep technical details Drive end-to-end development cycle Communicate with clients to define specific product requirements, documenting design specifications, key entities and elements, data transformations and conversions Participate in technical pre-sale activity Perform technical review of white papers and blueprints Conduct technical interviews and provide technical guidance to peers Requirements 4 years of employment experience in the job offered (Solution Architect), Enterprise Architect, Quality Architect, Data Solution Architect, Systems Architect, Software Architect, IT Architect, Software Developer, Software Engineer, Systems Engineer, IT Lead, Computer Programmer, Data Analyst, Security Systems Engineer, Security Architect, or closely related occupation Development experience across various solution types from web applications, web services, desktop applications, to native mobile applications on J2EE or .NET platforms Utilizing at least one of the following web applications and development programming languages: Java, .NET, Python, JavaScript, or Scala to resolve technical issues Designing and implementing external service integrations using at least one of the following: REST, SOAP, or ESB At least one of the following cloud technologies and migration strategies: AWS, Azure, or GCP, with experience in building cloud-native solutions At least one of the following full lifecycle software development processes: SCRUM or RUP methodologies