Lead application architecture for enterprise SaaS modernization: define standards, perform architecture and code reviews, guide React front-end and full‑stack implementations, design hybrid Azure/Entra ID integrations, oversee vendor teams, and support DevOps, CI/CD, and release governance.
Job title: Applications Architect.
Location: Toronto, ON
Hybrid.
12-month contract
Pay Rate: $112 - $117/hr depending on experience.
Must Haves:
- 8+ years of experience in application/solution architecture with a strong focus on enterprise SaaS and digital modernization.
- Experience architecting workflow automation, document/records management, and case management solutions in SaaS environments.
- Experience designing hybrid integration architectures using Azure / Entra ID and secure access models.
- Strong experience designing integrations using APIs, webhooks, middleware, and iPaaS platforms.
- Experience designing and implementing solutions using OpenText and familiarity with ServiceNow.
Responsibilities include:
- Provide technical leadership for the DxP architecture and codebase.
- Conduct architecture and code reviews to ensure quality, security, and maintainability.
- Define coding standards, architectural patterns, and development best practices.
- Guide implementation of the Supply Ontario Design System in React applications.
- Ensure consistency across front-end and full-stack implementations.
- Provide technical oversight of vendor delivery teams.
- Support DevOps practices, CI/CD pipelines, and release governance.
- Act as the bridge between Enterprise Architecture and delivery teams.
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