A ServiceNow Consultant in a Business Systems department configures, extends, and optimizes the ServiceNow platform to enable scalable enterprise workflows (primarily IT service management and adjacent business processes). The role translates process and stakeholder requirements into secure, maintainable ServiceNow solutions—balancing out-of-the-box capability with disciplined customization and integration.
The **Senior ServiceNow Consultant** is a senior individual contributor within the **Business Systems** department responsible for designing, configuring, integrating, and optimizing the ServiceNow platform to deliver measurable improvements in service delivery, operational workflows, and user experience. The role blends strong platform engineering skills with consulting capabilities—translating business needs into scalable ServiceNow solutions while ensuring platform health, governance, and maintainability.
The Principal SAP Consultant is the senior-most functional and solution consulting individual contributor within the Business Systems organization, accountable for shaping, delivering, and continuously improving SAP-enabled business capabilities across finance, supply chain, order-to-cash, procure-to-pay, and adjacent enterprise processes. This role exists in a software or IT organization to ensure SAP investments translate into reliable, compliant, scalable business outcomes—especially as the company grows, acquires, globalizes, and modernizes its operating model.
The **Senior MLOps Consultant** designs, implements, and operationalizes the platforms, pipelines, and governance needed to reliably deliver machine learning (ML) models into production. The role combines hands-on engineering with consulting-grade stakeholder management to help product and engineering teams ship ML capabilities that are secure, observable, compliant, and cost-effective.
The **Principal MLOps Consultant** is a senior, hands-on technical consultant responsible for designing, delivering, and operationalizing machine learning systems at enterprise scale—bridging data science, platform engineering, security, and production operations. This role ensures models can be reliably trained, deployed, observed, governed, and improved over time within real-world constraints like cost, latency, compliance, and organizational readiness.
The **MLOps Consultant** designs, implements, and operationalizes the end-to-end capabilities required to reliably build, deploy, monitor, and govern machine learning (ML) solutions in production. This role bridges ML engineering, software delivery, infrastructure, security, and data operations to ensure that models and AI-enabled services meet enterprise standards for reliability, cost efficiency, and compliance.
The **Associate MLOps Consultant** supports the design, implementation, and operation of reliable machine learning delivery capabilities—helping teams move models from notebooks to production with repeatable, governed, and observable processes. This role focuses on hands-on execution (pipeline build-out, environment standardization, automation, documentation) while learning consulting delivery rigor: requirements discovery, stakeholder communication, and measurable outcomes.
The Workday Integration Engineer designs, builds, tests, and operates integrations between Workday and the broader enterprise application ecosystem (e.g., identity, finance, payroll, benefits, CRM, data platforms). This role ensures that HR and related business processes move data accurately, securely, and on time across internal and external systems through reliable, supportable integration services.
The **ServiceNow Developer** designs, builds, tests, and supports workflow-driven applications on the ServiceNow platform to improve internal service delivery across IT and enterprise business functions. This role translates business requirements into maintainable ServiceNow configurations and code, delivers integrations that connect ServiceNow to the broader enterprise system landscape, and ensures solutions align with platform governance, security, and performance standards.
The **Senior SAP Developer** is a senior individual contributor within the **Business Systems** function responsible for designing, building, and operating reliable SAP-based business capabilities that support core enterprise processes (e.g., order-to-cash, procure-to-pay, record-to-report, plan-to-produce). This role delivers high-quality SAP enhancements, integrations, and modern user experiences while maintaining the stability, security, and compliance posture of the SAP landscape.
The Senior Salesforce Developer designs, builds, and operates scalable Salesforce platform solutions that enable core business processes across Sales, Service, Success, and Revenue Operations. This role translates business requirements into secure, high-quality implementations using Salesforce configuration and code (Apex, Lightning Web Components), while ensuring maintainability, performance, and governance in a multi-team enterprise environment.
The SAP Integration Engineer designs, builds, and operates reliable integrations between SAP systems (commonly SAP S/4HANA, SAP ECC, or SAP SuccessFactors) and the broader enterprise application ecosystem (e.g., CRM, billing, procurement, data platforms, identity systems). The role ensures business-critical data flows—orders, customers, invoices, master data, financial postings, and HR events—move securely, accurately, and on time across systems.
The **SAP Developer** designs, builds, tests, and supports software enhancements on SAP platforms to enable reliable end-to-end business processes across finance, supply chain, sales, HR, and shared services. This role translates functional requirements into high-quality technical solutions—primarily in **ABAP and SAP’s extension and integration patterns**—and ensures those solutions are secure, performant, maintainable, and production-ready.
A Salesforce Developer designs, builds, tests, and supports Salesforce-based business applications that enable scalable revenue operations and customer lifecycle processes. This role converts business requirements into secure, maintainable Salesforce solutions using declarative configuration, Apex, Lightning Web Components, integrations, and disciplined release practices.
The Lead Salesforce Developer is the technical lead responsible for designing, building, and operating high-quality Salesforce solutions that support core business processes (typically Sales, Customer Success, Marketing, Partner operations, and Revenue Operations). This role blends hands-on engineering with technical leadership: setting development standards, guiding solution design, and ensuring reliable delivery through modern DevOps practices and disciplined release management.
A Billing Systems Engineer designs, builds, and operates the business-critical systems and integrations that create accurate customer invoices, capture payments, apply taxes, manage subscriptions and usage charges, and support revenue reporting. In a software company or IT organization, this role exists because billing is both a customer experience surface area and a financial control point—errors directly impact cash flow, churn, compliance exposure, and executive reporting.
The **Site Reliability Architect** is a senior individual contributor within the Architecture function who designs, standardizes, and governs the reliability architecture for production systems—spanning service design, observability, incident response, resilience, capacity, and operational readiness. This role exists to ensure that reliability is engineered into systems and platforms by default, not added reactively after outages, and to align reliability investments with business priorities through measurable SLOs and error budgets.
The **ServiceNow Architect** designs, governs, and evolves the enterprise ServiceNow platform to deliver scalable, secure, and business-aligned digital workflows across IT and adjacent business functions. This role ensures that ServiceNow implementations are **architecturally sound**, **operationally sustainable**, and **fit-for-purpose** across multiple modules, integrations, and environments.
The **Senior Solutions Architect** designs and validates end-to-end technical solutions that meet customer and business requirements, balancing functional goals, security, reliability, performance, cost, and delivery feasibility. The role converts ambiguous needs into implementable architectures, provides technical leadership across delivery teams, and ensures solutions align with enterprise standards and target-state architecture.
The **Senior Software Architect** defines, evolves, and governs the technical architecture that enables products and platforms to scale reliably, securely, and cost-effectively. This role translates business strategy and product requirements into implementable architecture decisions, reference designs, and engineering standards that improve delivery speed and system quality.
The **Senior Site Reliability Architect** designs and governs the reliability architecture, operational patterns, and technical standards that enable highly available, performant, secure, and cost-effective production services at scale. This role sits at the intersection of architecture and operations, translating business reliability goals into **SLO-based engineering**, resilient platform designs, and repeatable operational mechanisms.
The **Senior ServiceNow Architect** designs, governs, and evolves an enterprise ServiceNow platform to enable reliable, secure, and scalable digital workflows across IT and adjacent business functions. This role translates business outcomes (e.g., faster incident resolution, improved service reliability, controlled change, accurate asset visibility) into pragmatic platform architecture, data models, integration patterns, and delivery standards.
The Senior Security Architect is a senior individual contributor responsible for designing, governing, and continuously improving security architectures that protect a company’s applications, platforms, data, and customer trust while enabling product delivery at speed. The role translates business and risk requirements into pragmatic security controls and reference architectures that engineering teams can implement repeatedly across systems and environments.
The Senior SAP Architect is accountable for shaping and governing the end-to-end architecture of SAP-centric business platforms—typically SAP S/4HANA and related SAP cloud and integration services—so that solutions are scalable, secure, cost-effective, and aligned to business strategy. This role translates business capabilities into target-state architectures, guides delivery teams through design and build decisions, and ensures that SAP solutions integrate cleanly across the enterprise application landscape.
The Senior Privacy Architect is a senior individual contributor (IC) who designs, governs, and advances privacy-by-design architecture across products, platforms, and internal systems. The role translates privacy principles and legal requirements into scalable technical patterns, reference architectures, and engineering guardrails that reduce privacy risk while enabling product velocity and data-driven innovation.
The **Senior Platform Architect** designs, evolves, and governs the technical architecture of an organization’s platform capabilities—typically including cloud foundations, container orchestration, internal developer platforms, CI/CD, observability, identity, and shared runtime services. The role exists to ensure platform decisions are **cohesive, secure, scalable, cost-effective, and operable**, enabling product teams to ship faster with fewer reliability and security risks.
The **Senior Payments Architect** designs and governs the end-to-end technical architecture for payment capabilities—authorization, capture, refunds, payouts, settlement, reconciliation, chargebacks, and payment method enablement—so that the company can move money securely, reliably, and compliantly at scale. This role translates product and business objectives into pragmatic architecture decisions across microservices, APIs, data flows, security controls, and third-party payment service provider (PSP) integrations.
The **Senior Observability Architect** designs and governs the end-to-end observability approach for a software company’s platforms and products—ensuring services are measurable, diagnosable, and operable at scale. This role defines the reference architecture for metrics, logs, traces, events, and user experience telemetry, and ensures engineering teams can reliably detect, triage, and resolve issues with minimal customer impact.
The Senior Network Architect designs, evolves, and governs the end-to-end network architecture that underpins a software company’s products, internal platforms, and enterprise IT services. This role translates business requirements (availability, performance, security, cost, and speed of delivery) into scalable network designs spanning data centers, cloud networks, and connectivity to users, partners, and third-party services.
The Senior MLOps Architect designs and governs the end-to-end architecture that enables reliable, secure, and scalable machine learning (ML) delivery—from data and feature pipelines to model training, deployment, monitoring, and continuous improvement. This role exists to standardize and accelerate ML product delivery while reducing operational risk, controlling cloud costs, and improving time-to-value for AI initiatives.