Senior Workfront Configuration Architect

Code and Theory; New York (NY); On-site; USD 90,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

Code and Theory is seeking a Senior Workfront Configuration Consultant to lead configuration during enterprise implementations in the United States. You will own objects, workflows, forms, permissions, templates, and reporting, ensuring alignment with architecture, governance, and performance standards.

Collaborate with architects and cross-functional teams, document decisions, perform QA, support UAT and go-live readiness, and mentor junior consultants to scale delivery.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of advanced Workfront configuration experience.
• Deep understanding of governance, permissions, and scalable design.
• Experience with complex enterprise implementations or multi-agency environments.
• Strong troubleshooting and documentation skills.
• Exceptional communication skills with the ability to translate complex designs into actionable build steps.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with governance guardrails.

Responsibilities

• Contribute to overall Workfront architecture and technical solution design
• Own all Workfront configuration including objects, workflows, forms, permissions, templates, and reporting
• Translate technical workbook requirements into scalable configuration
• Assign and oversee Junior Consultant configuration tasks
• Conduct QA on all Workfront configuration and related integrations
• Partner with Fusion and AEM architects to ensure cross platform consistency
• Document configuration decisions and foundational impacts
• Support UAT defect resolution and go live readiness

Skills

Workfront configuration

Governance & permissions

Enterprise implementations

Troubleshooting

Technical documentation

Communication skills

Analytical thinking

Job description

Code and Theory is seeking a Senior Workfront Configuration Consultant to lead configuration during enterprise implementations in the United States. You will own objects, workflows, forms, permissions, templates, and reporting, ensuring alignment with architecture, governance, and performance standards.

Collaborate with architects and cross-functional teams, document decisions, perform QA, support UAT and go-live readiness, and mentor junior consultants to scale delivery.