Senior Enterprise Architect — Salesforce, AI & Cloud

HIKE2; Pennsylvania; On-site; USD 175,000 - 200,000; Full time

Job summary

HIKE2 is seeking an Enterprise Technical Architect to shape, build, and deliver complex technology solutions for enterprise clients. This role defines architecture across Salesforce, data platforms, AI, integrations, APIs, cloud services, and custom applications.

Deep Salesforce expertise is important, but success requires a broader perspective on how these technologies work together to solve business problems.

Qualifications

• 12+ years in technology consulting, architecture, engineering, or enterprise application delivery.
• Deep Salesforce ecosystem knowledge: Sales Cloud, Service Cloud, Experience Cloud; Data 360, Marketing Cloud, Industry Clouds a plus.
• Ability to architect solutions beyond Salesforce across applications, data, integrations, APIs, cloud platforms, and custom technologies.
• Strong client-facing communication, executive presence, and mentoring experience.

Responsibilities

• Architect enterprise solutions spanning Salesforce, data platforms, AI, integrations, APIs, cloud technologies, and custom apps.
• Translate complex business problems into pragmatic, scalable architectures.
• Prototype solutions and validate architectural approaches with hands-on delivery.
• Mentor architects and engineers, establishing reusable patterns and best practices.
• Advise clients on architecture decisions and trade-offs tied to business outcomes.

Skills

Enterprise architecture

Salesforce expertise

Data platforms

AI services

APIs & integrations

Cloud technologies

Mentoring architects

Hands-on engineering

Executive communication

Tools

Databricks

Snowflake

Salesforce

Job description

HIKE2 is seeking an Enterprise Technical Architect to shape, build, and deliver complex technology solutions for enterprise clients. This role defines architecture across Salesforce, data platforms, AI, integrations, APIs, cloud services, and custom applications.

Deep Salesforce expertise is important, but success requires a broader perspective on how these technologies work together to solve business problems.