Solutions Architect

Role overview Design the architecture for composable, AI-enabled enterprise applications that connect modern user experiences with distributed services and business data. The work spans full-stack feasibility, cloud and edge execution, API orchestration, and agentic workflows. You will also guide engineering teams with clear architectural decisions and delivery plans.

Responsibilities - Lead architecture for composable applications integrating headless content platforms, digital asset systems, and cloud runtimes. - Design API meshes and streaming flows that connect interfaces, backend services, AI tools, and live data. - Improve runtime performance and resilience through caching, availability planning, disaster recovery, payload handling, and workflow state management. - Guide monorepo structure, service boundaries, specification-led development, and automated delivery pipelines. - Conduct technical reviews and document architecture decisions, design details, and implementation roadmaps.

Requirements - Experience architecting complex, data-intensive systems, distributed services, and composable headless platforms. - Practical familiarity with AI tooling, vector search, or LLM orchestration in software systems. - Strong knowledge of cloud platforms, edge or serverless runtimes, and REST or GraphQL API design. - Understanding of asynchronous systems, event queues, stateful routing, and modern frontend hosting. - Experience with monorepos, CI/CD automation, release practices, and specification-led development. - Ability to work through ambiguous requirements, prototype architecture options, and explain trade-offs to technical and executive audiences.

Nice to have - Experience with streaming technologies such as server-sent events or WebSockets, and messaging systems such as Kafka, Redis, or RabbitMQ. - Familiarity with platforms such as Next.js, Vercel, or comparable modern hosting environments.

Benefits and work setup Remote role based in Colombia. Candidates with an engineering or related degree may need to provide the applicable professional license.