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Job Title: Enterprise Solution Architect (USC/GC Only)
Job Location: Remote
Job Type: Contract
Interview Mode: Video
JOB DESCRIPTION
Must Have:
- Hands-on Solution Architect with Cloud, AI & strong
integration experience
- Hands-on Enterprise Integration & Cloud Architecture
Experience
- AI-Assisted / Modern Development Governance Experience
- Enterprise SaaS Platform Experience (Especially D365 /
Salesforce / ERP Ecosystems)
- Strong Data & Integration Governance Knowledge
Hands-on Enterprise Integration & Cloud Architecture Experience
- Strong practical experience with Azure and/or AWS
- Deep understanding of enterprise integration patterns
(REST APIs, event-driven architectures, API-first design)
- Experience integrating ERP, CRM, HR, and data platforms
at enterprise scale
· Ability to Operate Embedded
Within Delivery Teams
- Proven ability to make real-time technical decisions
inside active delivery programs
- Comfortable reviewing architecture, code, and technical
direction during development rather than after deployment
- Able to guide teams without becoming a governance
bottleneck
· AI-Assisted / Modern
Development Governance Experience
- Experience with AI-assisted or agentic development
frameworks/tools
- Ability to assess AI-enabled prototypes and determine
enterprise readiness
- Understanding of governance, operational risk, and
production support considerations for AI-generated solutions
· Strong Data &
Integration Governance Knowledge
- Understanding of canonical data models, data lineage,
ownership, and data product concepts
- Ability to define scalable, supportable integration and
data standards
- Experience ensuring solutions are maintainable,
documented, and operationally supportable
· Enterprise SaaS Platform
Experience (Especially D365 / Salesforce / ERP Ecosystems)
- Experience working with enterprise SaaS platforms in
finance, operations, or insurance environments
- Understanding of how ERP/CRM systems model data and
integrate safely
- Familiarity with platforms such as Dynamics 365,
Salesforce, or similar enterprise ecosystems
About the Role
This is not a traditional enterprise architecture role.
Accelerant is operating in a period of rapid change. Significant internal
systems across finance, operations, and data are being implemented. Business
users across the organisation are building AI-enabled capabilities at a pace
that exceeds the capacity of central engineering teams to review and govern
them. The ways in which software is designed and built are themselves changing,
with AI-assisted development and agentic tooling becoming part of everyday
practice.
The Forward-Deployed Solution Engineer exists to respond to all of this in
real time, from inside the teams doing the work, not from a distance.
This person is embedded with delivery programmes and product teams. They
review decisions and code as they are made, not after the fact. They drive
solutions quickly, make independent technical judgements, and hold the quality
bar without becoming a bottleneck. They are the link between what the business
needs to build and what can actually be operated and maintained at enterprise
scale.
What You Will Do
- Be present in the work
- You will sit inside delivery teams for the duration of
engagements, not alongside them. You will attend design and development
sessions, review technical decisions as they are being made, and intervene
when something is heading in the wrong direction. You will not wait for a
review gate. You will be the engineering rigour in the room.
- Validate and guide continuously
- You will continuously assess whether what is being
built conforms to Accelerant's architecture principles, data standards,
and integration patterns. Where it does not, you will propose a better
path and help the team take it. Where documented patterns do not yet
exist, you will create them. You will not rely on others to produce the
standard after the fact.
- Take decisions quickly
- You will be capable of making a sound technical
decision on the day, with the information available, and moving forward.
You will not wait for consensus where it is not needed. You will know when
to escalate and when to act. The teams you work with will rely on your
judgement.
- Bridge business-built capability to production
- Across Accelerant, business users are building
capabilities using AI tools, low-code platforms, and scripting
environments. Many of these capabilities are genuinely useful and
represent Accelerant's direction of travel. Your job is to assess what has
been built, understand what it actually does, identify the gaps between
its current state and enterprise readiness, and create a clear path to
production. You will ensure these solutions have appropriate data
contracts, operational ownership, documentation, and supportability before
they are relied upon by the business.
- Own integration design
- You will design and validate integration patterns
between the enterprise systems Accelerant operates, including ERP, CRM,
HR, and reinsurance platforms, and the data platform and applications that
consume data from them. You will ensure that integrations are clean,
well-documented, API-first where appropriate, and built to a standard that
does not require the original designer to be present in order to be
supported.
- Drive data product quality and governance
- You will work with delivery teams and the Data Office
to ensure that data products are described at source, that ownership is
clearly assigned, and that the canonical data models Accelerant depends on
are accurate and accessible. You will understand the difference between a
physical implementation and a logical data model, and you will be able to
articulate why that distinction matters to the people building on top of
these products.
- Make knowledge durable
- You will ensure that technical decisions are recorded,
that architectural decision records exist and are accessible, and that the
knowledge required to support what Accelerant builds does not live only in
individuals. When you leave an engagement, the next person should be able
to understand what was decided, why, and what the constraints were.
What You Will Not Do
You will not write lengthy architecture documents that no one reads. You
will not operate as a governance gate that slows delivery without adding value.
You will not wait for others to bring problems to you. You will not review
things in isolation from the teams building them. You will not produce opinions
without evidence.
Skills and Experience
Technical foundation
- You have strong practical knowledge of cloud platforms,
particularly Azure, AWS, and understand how enterprise applications are
integrated, operated, and maintained at scale. You are comfortable with
API design and integration patterns, including REST, event-driven
architectures, and MCP-style tool connectivity. You understand data
product concepts, lineage, ownership, and what it means to describe data
at source. You can read and review code written by others and provide
substantive feedback on it.
- AI and modern development practice
- You understand how AI-assisted and agentic development
approaches are changing how software is built. You have practical
experience with at least one AI development framework and understand the
governance considerations that apply when AI-generated or AI-assisted
capabilities are moved into production. You have a view on what makes an
AI-enabled capability enterprise-ready and can assess a prototype against
that standard.
- Domain awareness
- You have experience working with enterprise SaaS
platforms, particularly in the finance, operations, or insurance domains.
You understand how systems like ERP and CRM platforms model their data,
why direct integration to application databases creates problems, and what
a canonical data model is trying to solve. Experience with D365,
Salesforce, or similar platforms is relevant.
- Communication and delivery
- You can communicate clearly with both engineers and
business stakeholders, and you adjust your register accordingly. You can
explain a technical constraint to a non-technical audience without losing
accuracy. You can challenge a technical decision in a room without making
it personal. You are oriented toward delivery and you hold yourself
accountable for whether things actually get done.
- Ways of working
- You are comfortable with ambiguity. You can engage with
a problem that is not fully defined and make progress on it. You do not
need complete information before forming a view. You are direct. You
document your thinking. You are willing to be challenged and you welcome
it.
Thanks & Regards,
Abhay
Source Infotech Inc.
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