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Lead Pega Decisioning Architect
Job summary
A leading technology consulting firm is seeking a Lead Pega Decisioning Architect in Frankfurt, Germany to design complex decisioning frameworks while ensuring alignment between business outcomes and decisioning logic. With over 10 years in marketing tech and strong expertise in Pega CDH, you'll lead technical teams and drive strategic initiatives. This role offers the possibility to work remotely, bringing significant impact to enterprise decisioning architecture.
Qualifications
- 10+ years in marketing technology, decisioning, or CRM platforms.
- 5+ years hands-on experience with Pega Customer Decision Hub.
- Strong consulting presence and ability to advise executive stakeholders.
Responsibilities
- Design complex CDH decisioning frameworks.
- Lead a team of architects and decisioning developers.
- Drive API, event-stream, and batch integration patterns with enterprise systems.
Skills
Education
Role : Lead Pega Decisioning Architect
Location : Frankfurt Germany (Remote)
Type : Contract / Permanent
- The Lead Decisioning Architect acts as the senior-most Pega CDH strategist and technical authority on the project. This role designs complex CDH decisioning frameworks, oversees implementation quality, guides client strategy, and ensures alignment between business outcomes and decisioning logic.
- Define the omnichannel decisioning architecture spanning inbound, outbound, paid media, and call‑center channels
- Architect action hierarchies, NBA strategies, engagement policies, propensity models, and arbitration frameworks
- Design CDH data models, real‑time containers, and interaction history patterns
- Lead a team of architects and decisioning developers
- Ensure consistent standards, reusable component design, and long‑term maintainability
- Coach client teams in CDH best practices, governance, and operationalization
- Drive API, event‑stream, and batch integration patterns with enterprise systems
- Oversee data ingestion / curation required for eligibility, prioritization, arbitration, and AI models
- Run solution workshops, translate business KPIs into CDH capabilities, and evolve decisioning roadmaps
- Recommend technical options and ensure alignment with enterprise architecture and marketing strategy
- 10+ years in marketing technology, decisioning, or CRM platforms
- 5+ years hands‑on experience with Pega Customer Decision Hub
- Strong Java / J2EE and integration experience
- Proficiency in database design, REST / SOAP services, and machine learning concepts
- Strong consulting presence and ability to advise executive stakeholders
Certified Pega Decisioning Consultant (CPDC)
- Experience leading global delivery teams
- Strategic thinker, authoritative communicator, mentor, and trusted advisor capable of guiding both business and technical teams
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