Solutions Architect

Unisys

Solutions Architect providing architectural consultation for Unisys, leading complex projects and engaging cross-functional stakeholders. Requires extensive experience in Public Sector and technical roadmap design.

Posted 6/23/2026full-timeRemote • California • 🇺🇸 United StatesSeniorLeadWebsite

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Provides Solutions Architecture consultation and advice Unisys-wide.
Works with clients, Product Owners, Sales & Sales Excellence teams and other stakeholders to align the architectural direction of solution intent.
Serves as lead on large-scale solution and component development, engaging with cross-functional leaders and stakeholders to ensure mutual understanding, ongoing communication and alignment of outcome expectations.
Conducts or leads studies to determine the economic, technical and organizational feasibility of proposed solutions.
Works on applications and system problems that are highly complex and diverse in scope, require input from divergent cross-functional teams and have potentially company-wide impact.

Requirements

What you’ll need

7-9 years of experience in the Public Sector
Specific experience in licensing and permitting process.
Experience in formulating and communicating the technology and solution roadmap.
Low code and no code configuration and delivery.
6-8 years SalesForce experience is required.
Background with Clariti is a plus
Knowledge of DevSecOps
Experience with Onshore and Offshore team coordination and communication.

Benefits

Comp & perks

Equal opportunity employer
Opportunity to participate without barriers

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Hard Skills & Tools

Solutions Architecturelow code configurationno code configurationSalesForceDevSecOpssystem problem solvingeconomic feasibility studiestechnical feasibility studiesorganizational feasibility studies

Soft Skills

communicationstakeholder engagementcross-functional collaborationalignment of expectationsleadership