Solutions Architect (.NET, Azure)

SummaryJoin Aperia Solutions, a leader in SaaS solutions for the Payments and Compliance industries. Aperia is a Texas-based fintech and managed consultancy firm that creates custom SaaS applications and other software-based solutions for the payments, banking, and processing industry. Founded in 1999, Aperia offers business intelligence, risk management, compliance, and customer intelligence platforms. With offices in Dallas, Washington DC, and Vietnam, Aperia is a fast-paced, global organization that strives to improve efficiency in compliance, risk, and customer service operations. Aperia’s clients include banks, processors, payment facilitators, merchant service providers, independent sales organizations, and government entities. A career at Aperia promises a great challenge, culture, and opportunities to forge your own path. Job DescriptionAs a transformation Solutions Architect you have mastered technology ecosystems, their design, implementation, and operation, all to support business objectives. If you are enthusiastic about scalable, extensible, and maintainable architectures, and helping clients truly connect with their customers, we would like to meet you.  Our team strives to improve architecture outcomes across a wide variety of initiatives and verticals with a goal to move the needle on delivering Aperia’s technical and business strategies. Core Responsibilities Lead planning, prioritization, and architecture management. Participate in client meetings and document key decisions. Serve as the architecture lead for application and integration teams. Define and maintain architecture within the SAFe framework. Provide technical leadership and direction to agile teams. Participate in solution demos to highlight architectural aspects. Ensure quality and compliance of architecture within SAFe. Develop implementation plans and oversee project life cycles. Design and implement data integration solutions for clients. Create API and ETL designs. Work on multiple projects with competing priorities.