Solutions Architect, Regulated Markets

PrinterLogic; Saint George (UT); On-site; USD 140,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Vasion is seeking a Solutions Architect for its regulated and federal portfolio. You will own the defensible technical answer when customers ask if a solution fits their authentication, network isolation, and accreditation constraints, and you will define the path forward when standard approaches don’t apply.

This depth role requires staying hands-on with the product, mapping integration points, and producing reusable reference designs while guiding complex deployments through cutovers and risk

Qualifications

• Eight or more years deploying infrastructure software in complex enterprise or public sector environments.
• Strong working command of SAML, SSO, directory integration, and certificate-based authentication.
• Knowledge of DNS, TLS, firewalls, proxies, VLANs, and related networking concepts.

Responsibilities

• Build depth on new capabilities ahead of demand with early integration assessments.
• Be the technical authority on federal and regulated requirements for auth and accreditation.
• Codify recurring patterns into reusable reference designs.
• Assess risk posture and deployment feasibility for complex opportunities.
• Design architecture and cutover approaches for non-standard environments.
• Protect context across handoffs with clear assumptions and criteria.
• Execute the hardest cutovers in complex customer environments.
• Diagnose root cause on escalations and distinguish root cause from symptoms.
• Convert friction into fixes by driving recurring problems into product or enablement.

Skills

Eight+ years deploying infrastructure

SAML

SSO

Certificate-based authentication

Identity providers

Networking fundamentals

Job description

About Vasion

For more than a decade, Vasion has been helping companies simplify their print infrastructure, automate business processes, and integrate their technology in a more secure environment. Our mission, to make digital transformation attainable for everyone, drives a culture of innovation and exploration. We have one simple goal: help organizations simplify processes through automation and integration.

So we created simple, cost-effective, and easy-to-implement digital tools that work together, removing bottlenecks and improving efficiency. And we're always on the lookout for new people who can help us innovate, grow, and reach our goal.

About The Role

Vasion is hiring a Solutions Architect for our regulated and federal business, where the hardest technical problems in our portfolio live. You will be the person who owns the defensible technical answer when a federal customer asks whether something can work inside their authentication, network isolation, and accreditation constraints, and who defines the path forward when the standard answer does not apply.

This is a depth role rather than a breadth role. Architectural fluency without current, detailed product knowledge does not survive contact with a regulated deployment, so we are looking for someone who goes deep on the product and stays there as the portfolio evolves.

What you'll do

• Build depth on new capabilities ahead of demand: Reach working depth on newly released capability before customers force the question, surfacing integration gaps and unsupported edge cases while they can still be addressed.
• Be the technical authority on federal and regulated requirements: Own the answer on whether our architecture meets a customer's authentication, authorization, and accreditation requirements, and clearly state where current product capability ends.
• Codify the patterns that keep recurring: Turn the most complex recurring problems into reusable reference designs, so future engagements inherit proven solutions rather than rediscovering them.
• Assess technical risk and manage it: Evaluate risk posture, architecture constraints, and deployment feasibility on the highest-complexity opportunities, then define the mitigations, sequencing, or architectural changes that make the solution deployable.
• Design beyond the standard template: Define architecture, integration points, and cutover approach for environments that exceed what standard delivery patterns cover.
• Protect context across the handoff: Supply the technical assumptions, constraints, integration points, and success criteria into joint technical kickoffs, so nothing essential is lost between the deal team and delivery.
• Execute the hardest cutovers: Take the customer environment through cutover where complexity exceeds what standard delivery supports, rather than handing a design over and stepping away.
• Diagnose root cause on escalations: Supply the definitive technical diagnosis when a deployment stalls or a production issue surfaces, separating root cause from reported symptom.
• Convert friction into fixes: Classify what you encounter by root cause, then drive recurring patterns into product input, service offerings, or enablement with named owners, so the same problem does not return to you a third time.

Qualifications

• Deep enterprise deployment experience: Eight or more years deploying infrastructure software into complex enterprise or public sector environments, with clear ownership of outcomes rather than handoffs.
• Identity and authentication depth: Strong working command of SAML, SSO, directory integration, certificate-based authentication, and common identity providers.
• Networking fundamentals under pressure: DNS, TLS and certificate chains, firewalls, proxies, VLANs, and the ability to i
  

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