Solution Architect

EVOCS OVERVIEW EVOCS was founded with a clear purpose: to help businesses operate more effectively, solve complex challenges, and create opportunities for growth through practical expertise and technology solutions. As an IT consulting firm, we work with our clients to understand their needs, identify the right technologies, and deliver solutions that improve performance and support their business objectives. Today, EVOCS is a trusted technology partner to a growing number of organizations and industry leaders. Our team combines technical expertise, business understanding, and a commitment to quality to deliver effective solutions and build lasting client relationships based on responsiveness, consistency, and results. Solution Architect Full-time, permanent | Remote-first — United States, Canada, Argentina, or India | Reports to the Chief Technology Officer 🎯 Role Overview A Solution Architect at EVOCS turns ambiguous business problems into concrete, buildable designs — fast. You sit with a stakeholder or a struggling project team, understand how the business actually operates, ask the questions that surface every edge case (what happens when this branch fires? what does the state machine look like?), and produce a solution the delivery team can build from immediately: the workflow, the components, the integration points, and why each technology was chosen. This is a hands-on architecture role, not a talk-only one. You validate your own designs by prototyping the critical path yourself, and every solution you design, you could build. Your designs must work for non-technical users — the right answer is the simple one, and sometimes it is a process change rather than a technical build. We are an AI-native firm: we build our own tooling, automate our own operations, and hold our client work to the same standard. 🧩 What You Will Do Roughly half of your time is client-facing pre-sales and escalation work; the other half is designing solutions for delivery teams and EVOCS's internal operations. Pre-sales solutioning. Produce solution designs, architecture diagrams, and technical approach narratives for RFP responses and client proposals — strong enough that senior leadership only needs to review, not rewrite. Escalation design. Parachute into escalated projects, identify what is actually wrong, and hand the team a concrete solution design within hours — components, integration route, sequence — so they know exactly what to build over the following weeks. Decomposition. Take high-level business problems and break them into requirements, workflows, states, branches, and edge cases, accounting for the exceptions in advance rather than discovering them in UAT. Technology selection. Choose the right platform, data store, and integration pattern for each problem — and defend the choice in front of both engineers and executives. Design validation. Prototype the risky or novel part of a design yourself to prove it works…