Utility GIS Solutions Architect
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The Utility GIS Solutions Architect will help utility organizations modernize systems supporting critical infrastructure. The role combines Esri Utility Network expertise with enterprise architecture, systems integration, and technical leadership to shape technology strategies and guide implementation. The architect will work with client stakeholders and multidisciplinary teams, influence programs from roadmap development through validation, and mentor technical professionals.
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JOB REQUIREMENTS: Number of Openings: 1 Job Title: Utility GIS Solutions Architect Occupational Category: Please choose the most appropriate choice based on the Job Title and Description. Duties and Responsibilties of Job: Summary This is an opportunity for an experienced GIS technology professional to shape complex modernization programs for large utility environments. You'll combine Esri Utility Network expertise with enterprise architecture, systems integration, and technical leadership to turn business needs into practical technology strategies. The role offers significant ownership, visibility, and the chance to influence programs from early roadmap development through implementation and validation. You'll work closely with client stakeholders and multidisciplinary delivery teams while helping other technical professionals grow. About the Opportunity Join a consulting and technology team helping utility organizations modernize the systems that support critical infrastructure. You'll operate at the intersection of GIS, enterprise technology, and utility operations, influencing both long-term strategy and real-world delivery. This is a strong fit for someone who enjoys solving complex architecture problems, translating between business and technical audiences, and being a trusted technical voice on high-impact transformation initiatives. What You'll Do Architecture & Technology Strategy Help clients establish a clear path from their current technology environment to a scalable future state. * Shape GIS and enterprise technology modernization roadmaps. * Design solution architectures that connect GIS with broader operational and enterprise systems. * Translate business capabilities and requirements into practical architectural approaches. * Identify integration, scalability, configuration, and compatibility considerations early enough to keep programs moving. Technical Leadership & Delivery Provide hands-on architectural leadership throughout major implementation and integration efforts. * Guide technical decisions across design, development, integration, testing, and deployment. * Establish architectural direction without losing sight of business outcomes. * Partner with engineering and quality teams to resolve complex technical challenges. * Help ensure solutions are reliable, maintainable, and aligned with user expectations. Requirements & Solution Design Create alignment between stakeholders, requirements, and the technology being delivered. * Facilitate discovery and translate operational needs into solution requirements and use cases. * Produce clear architectural views, specifications, configuration guidance, and decision documentation. * Validate proposed solutions against functional and technical requirements. * Bring structure to complex programs where multiple systems and stakeholder groups need to work together. Technical Mentorship & Client Partnership Serve as a senior technical resource for both delivery teams and client stakeholders. * Explain sophisticated technical concepts in clear business terms. * Build credibility with technical leaders, operational stakeholders, and project teams. * Mentor engineers and other technology professionals. * Encourage strong architecture, documentation, and delivery practices across the team. What You Bring You don't need to match every item below. Strong candidates will typically bring a combination of the following: * Meaningful hands-on experience with Esri Utility Network, including an understanding of how it fits into enterprise utility environments. * A background delivering GIS, technology modernization, systems integration, or enterprise architecture initiatives. * Experience translating business requirements into architecture, technical specifications, or solution designs. * Working knowledge of electric or gas utility operations and the technology that supports asset, network, or fi ld To view the full job description please use the link below. https://www.aplitrak.com/?adid=YmJnZW5lcmljLjg4OTg4Ljg3NzBAYmVhY29uaGlsbGNvbXAuYXBsaXRyYWsuY29t -- 3 Requirements -- ***** APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS: Apply Online: https://www.aplitrak.com/?adid=YmJnZW5lcmljLjg4OTg4Ljg3NzBAYmVhY29uaGlsbGNvbXAuYXBsaXRyYWsuY29t This position is listed by a private employment agency. The agency is the legal employer. No fee will be charged of the job applicant.
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- Pay
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- Wisconsin median$143–229K/yr26 salary ranges
- US median$72–97/hr24 hourly ranges
- Openings
- Olive Jobs lists 33 open Enterprise Architect jobs in Wisconsin and 2,157 across the US. 14% of them nationwide are listed as remote or flexible.
- Experience
- Enterprise Architect postings that state a minimum ask for 10 years of experience at the median; the middle half ask for 7 to 10 years (1,883 postings).
- Education
- 684 of the 2,157 open Enterprise Architect jobs (32%) ask for a bachelor's degree or higher.
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