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Technical Architect Inriver

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Senior level
Designs and delivers Product Information Management solutions for multiple clients in a consulting environment. Defines solution architectures, data models, integrations, infrastructure, testing, performance optimization, governance, and implementation strategies. Leads solution reviews, client and partner training, resource management, and collaboration with project managers. Requires extensive Inriver PIM, data management, Java or comparable language, database, consulting, business analysis, and project team leadership experience. Travel is approximately 20%.
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Position Summary: 

Pivotree is seeking to hire a Product Information Management (PIM) Technical Architect. The PIM Technical Architect is responsible for the successful design and delivery of PIM solutions and services in a client consulting environment. 

Roles & Responsibilities: 

● Defines the overall PIM solution, sets delivery guidelines, prepares and reviews detailed designs for accuracy and overall compliance to defined solution.

● Brings Industry and Domain Best Practices and Methodologies in Product Information Management, Data Governance, Data Management, Integrations, Business Intelligence, and Analytics 


● Guides client’s business and technology teams to envision, design and develop strategies for Product Information Management implementation, governance, rollouts, etc. 

● Works with Project Manager (PM) regarding scope, tasks, and resourcing ● Determines how the solution will be implemented based on the Solution Design Documentation 

● Conducts architectural analysis and evaluation of business processes ● Supports the creation of the object model and the UI definition ● Responsible for managing and developing assigned resources (both internal and partner) 

● Validates the design and implementation of the overall Infrastructure and performs the build and maintenance of the environments 

● Conducts internal, partner and customer training 

● Designs and plans testing for the impact assessment of the solution functionality 

● Oversees and coordinates performance optimization 

● Responsible for conducting and participating in Solution Reviews (both internally and for partners) 

● Travel 20% (during normal circumstances) 

Key Skills and Competencies: 

● At least 7 years of overall professional experience 

● At least 5 years of experience with large and complex data management projects 

● At least 3 years of experience with hands-on implementation of InRiver PIM 

● At least 3 years of experience with hands-on creation and updates of data models 

● At least 3 years of experience with Java / J2EE technologies or a similar language 

● At least 3 years of experience with database technologies 

● At least 3 years of experience delivering IT Services and/or Consulting projects within a consulting organization to multiple clients 

● At least 2 years of experience as a project team lead 

● At least 2 years of experience as a business analysis 

● Related degree preferred 

● Bachelor’s degree in Management Information Systems, Computer Science, Computer Engineering or related major 

Pivotree is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive and accessible workplace

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