Solution Architect

Lead full-stack resiliency and availability reviews across applications, data, and infrastructure. Develop and enforce repeatable, resilient reference architectures. Review, execute, and enforce the Permit to Build (PTB) process, with a focus on resiliency and availability components. Ensure all P&C Policy blueprints align with industry architecture standards. Identify opportunities for automation and AI-driven improvements. Mentor and guide developers and engineers on architecture best practices. Partner with cross-functional teams to ensure end-to-end solution alignment.

1. Properties & Casualties Domain experience
2. AWS Cloud experience
3. Highly distributed architecture and resiliency experience
4. Must have at least an Associate level certification in Guidewire or some Guidewire Insurance Suite experience
5. Applications engineering background - Java development background is ideal., We are seeking a P&C Domain Solution Architect with a focus on resiliency, availability, and full-stack architecture. This senior role requires an individual with leadership experience or a strong desire to grow into a leadership position, who can operate both strategically and in a hands-on technical capacity. The selected individual will support the broader Property & Casualty domain by leading resiliency reviews and helping to harden modernized policy and claims systems., 3-5+ years of experience with AWS public cloud. Deep domain expertise in Property & Casualty (P&C). Experience with highly distributed architecture and resiliency. Background in applications engineering, ideally with Java development experience. Experience designing for high availability, resiliency, and system hardening. Proven ability to balance architecture leadership with hands-on technical depth., An Associate level certification in Guidewire or experience with Guidewire Insurance Suite is preferred, including an understanding of its domain model and policies. Proficiency in designing scalable, resilient, cloud-native architectures on AWS. Experience with OpenShift to support containerized microservices and resiliency patterns.