ASCENDING is hiring a
AI Solutions Architect

Summary

Join our client's growing Knowledge and Data Services Sector as a full-time Senior Solutions Architect to tackle diverse challenges with creative and advanced data and AI solutions.

Requirements

• 7+ years of experience architecting and implementing scalable, reliable, and secure technical solutions in cloud/hybrid environments, following DevOps best practices
• Must have hands on experience enriching unstructured data with metadata
• Expertise gathering and elaborating technical requirements related to content/data management systems, and other related technologies
• Experience using visual diagramming tools to convey logical and process architecture diagrams

Responsibilities

• Organize and structure content and data to support knowledge management, ensuring information is easily discoverable, reusable, and maintainable
• Design and integrate complex solution architectures that connect systems for creating, storing, and distributing organizational knowledge, including search engines, data platforms, content management systems (CMS), taxonomy, metadata management, and graph databases
• Lead strategic architecture while guiding Project Manager on aligning technical solutions with strategic needs, identifying and communicating risks, and optimizing knowledge management, business outcomes and ROI, for client organizations
• Lead the identification of technical and business requirements, and design validated solutions for enterprise application
• Develop semantic data and metadata representations and design pipelines for data flow from one system to another

Preferred Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science
• Understanding of security best practices and technologies and how they can be applied to provide authentication and authorization
• Familiarity with major cloud environments such as AWS and Azure, including their services and solution deployment capabilities
• Experience architecting solutions leveraging FedRAMPed technologies and secure Federal environments