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Agent guide: [/agents.md](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/agents.md). --- # CPMP Solution Architect (Contract) - **Company:** Wipro Limited - **Location:** Plano, TX, United States - **Experience:** Expert - **Salary:** $80,000.0 - $158,000.0 - **Contract:** Permanent contract - **Skills:** Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), Application Integration Architecture, Business Logic, Cyber Security, Snowflake, Mulesoft - **Published:** September 17, 2026 - **Apply:** https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=b744bad6a478798f ## About the Role * 12+ years enterprise solution architecture. * OneTrust/Ketch or comparable privacy platform experience. * API, MuleSoft, CDP, data, martech, web, and security architecture experience. Preferred Experience * Retail, consumer, loyalty, marketing, customer-data, privacy, or regulated enterprise experience. * Experience in multi-vendor environments with client and third-party platform teams. * Agile delivery and structured enterprise governance experience. ## Description * Target-state CPMP solution architecture. This Wipro role is responsible for delivering its assigned outcomes within the Client governance, architecture, privacy, security, quality, and release framework., * Own end-to-end CPMP solution architecture. * Translate business and privacy requirements into platform and integration architecture. * Define system-of-record boundaries for identity, consent, preferences, activation, and audit data. * Design integration patterns across CPMP, Epsilon, MuleSoft, Snowflake, Marketing Hub, Bread Financial, POS, and web. * Assess OOTB connectors versus API/MuleSoft based on fit-for-purpose criteria. * Define identity resolution, conflict resolution, idempotency, retry, reconciliation, and audit patterns. * Define security, performance, availability, scalability, monitoring, and recovery requirements. * Review detailed designs and architecture decisions. * Coordinate with Client enterprise architecture, security, privacy, Epsilon, and third parties., Key Deliverables / Outputs * Role-specific deliverables are completed against agreed acceptance criteria and phase gates. * Risks, dependencies, assumptions, and decisions are documented and escalated early. * Implementation evidence and documentation are complete for testing, audit, release, and operational handover. * Knowledge transfer is completed for Client and Wipro operational teams. Success Measures * On-time delivery of assigned outcomes. * Quality and compliance with approved Client requirements. * Early identification and resolution of blockers. * Clear documentation, traceability, and audit evidence. * Effective collaboration across Wipro, Client, and third-party teams. ͏ Area of Responsibility Requirement Analysis-Participate in requirement discussions with client stakeholders to define solution and implementation level needs basis the business requirements. Designing-Create solution architecture designs to meet cross-system interactions and business logic integration requirements, ensuring system cohesion across multiple applications. Integration assessment and support-Assess and evaluate interactions across multiple applications by evaluating implementation dependencies and integration requirements. Troubleshooting-Support validation of solution components during implementation and ensures the solution functions as designed. 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