Solution Architect
About the job
About the Solution Architect role
The Solution Architect is responsible for defining and governing end-to-end solution architectures that align business objectives with technical and operational requirements. This role translates functional and non-functional requirements into scalable, secure, and maintainable solution designs, covering application architecture, data models, integration approaches, and security frameworks. The architect leads the design of Microsoft Power Platform and Dataverse solutions, ensuring robust data governance, access control, and system integrity. Working closely with product, project, and engineering teams, the role provides technical leadership, architectural guidance, and design oversight to ensure successful delivery of high-quality digital solutions that meet business and compliance requirements.
Key Responsibilities:
- Define and own end‑to‑end solution architecture
- Translate business and non‑functional requirements into robust architectural designs covering application, data model and security layers
- Design Dataverse data model and security roles to ensure appropriate access control and data integrity
- Provide advisory technical guidance to the low-code engineers and development team as needed during the development phase
Requirements:
- At least 7 years of experience as a technical lead or Solution/Application architect
- Experience in designing Power Platform or Low-code solution architectures, including data modelling and security role design. Relevant Microsoft Power Platform certifications (e.g. PL-900, PL-600) are beneficial
- Ability to balance functional, technical, and operational considerations when designing solutions
- Strong analytical, problem‑solving, and communication skills
- Experience in delivering Microsoft Power Platform solutions, with prior work on Singapore Government projects being an advantage
- Strong knowledge of Microsoft Power Platform capabilities and limitations, particularly within WOG-tenant managed by GovTech is beneficial
