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eTeam is seeking a Senior Solution Architect to lead the SAP Service Cloud (C4C) and NICE CXone transformation for a Columbus-based program. You will own end-to-end integration architecture across CIS legacy systems, SAP C4C, and CX platforms, ensuring alignment with enterprise standards and regulatory requirements.
You will chair Architecture Review Boards, assess vendor solution designs, and drive architecture governance while collaborating with multi-vendor teams to mitigate technical risk
Title:Solution Architect-Senior
Location:Columbus, OH43215
Duration:12 months (Temp to hire)
Own and maintain the Solution Architecture across the SAP Service Cloud (C4C) and NICE CXone transformation, ensuring alignment to enterprise standards and utility-sector regulatory requirements. Define and govern the end-to-end integration architecture across CIS (legacy), SAP C4C, NICE CXone, EDL, and peripheral business-critical systems. Establish and chair Architecture Review Boards (ARBs) to evaluate and approve design decisions across all delivery towers. Produce and maintain key artefacts: Solution Architecture Documents, Functional and technical designs, integration blueprints, data flow diagrams, Non-Functional Requirements (NFRs), Key Design Decision Document. Enforce architecture governance through design authority – ensuring no delivery team deviates from the approved blueprint without impact assessment and sign-off.
Serve as the client-side technical counterpart to SAP, NICE, and all SI/consulting vendors – critically evaluating their proposed solutions against real-world feasibility and enterprise fit. Challenge vendor solutioning where it introduces unnecessary complexity, technical debt, or integration risk – backed by deep domain knowledge rather than just governance process. Review and technically scrutinise vendor deliverables including solution designs, integration specifications, and test strategies. Lead technical workshops with consulting partners to drive convergence on agreed architectural patterns. Proactively flag vendor delivery risks to programme leadership before they become programme-level issues.
Foresee, identify, and elevate technical risks across integrations, data flows, and system interfaces – particularly at the boundaries between legacy CIS and modern cloud platforms. Own the Technical Risk Register, ensuring mitigations are assigned, tracked, and resolved within programme timelines. Conduct and oversee solution assurance reviews at key programme milestones (design freeze, integration testing entry, go-live readiness). Assess the impact of change requests on the broader architecture and provide timely, evidenced guidance to the change control board.
Lead the design of SAP Service Cloud (C4C) configuration, extensibility, and integration patterns – covering service ticketing, case management, field service, and customer 360 views. Define the data and process integration between SAP C4C and the legacy CIS, ensuring customer account data, billing history, and service history synchronise reliably and in near-real-time. Govern the SAP BTP (Business Technology Platform) integration layer strategy, including event-driven patterns, APIs, and iFlows where applicable. Advise on SAP C4C configuration versus custom extension trade-offs to protect upgrade paths and reduce long-term TCO.
Define the NICE CXone architecture across omnichannel (voice, digital, chat, email), IVR/IVA, ACD routing, and workforce management – ensuring the design reflects contact centre operational realities in a utility environment. Architect the CTI and screen-pop integration between NICE CXone and SAP C4C – ensuring agents have a single, contextual view of the customer at the point of contact. Govern NICE CXone API integrations with EDL and other downstream systems for real-time customer data enrichment and event triggering. Evaluate and challenge NICE CXone configuration decisions – particularly IVR flows, routing logic, and reporting data models – against agreed business outcomes.
Act as the primary technical escalation point for Programme Director, Business Owners, and senior stakeholders. Translate complex architectural concepts into clear, business-aligned language for non-technical audiences – including C-suite and regulatory stakeholders. Represent the architecture function in steering committees, programme boards, and vendor governance forums. Mentor and guide junior architects and technical leads across the delivery towers.