SQL Db Web Services Architect

SQL Db Web Services Architect

(Jobs in Lansing, MI)

Requirement

Job title Architect

Job location in Lansing, MI

Skills required:

Gathering And Analyzing Business User Requirements, CI/CD Pipelines, Salesforce Certification, SQL Db Web Services

Open Date: 26-May-2026

Job type:
Contract

Duration: 3 Months

Compensation: DOE

Client Info: DHHS

• Interview Process: 60‑minute Virtual Interview via MS Teams (video required). Candidates should join from a laptop and be prepared to share their screen if requested. A screenshot photo of candidate will be required for any interviews as well as a vendor present at the beginning of virtual interview to validate candidate.
• Hybrid Work Schedule (Non‑Negotiable):
  No remote‑only option. Required onsite days – Wednesdays and Thursdays.
• Candidates must be local to the Lansing, Michigan area (within 90 miles) at time of submission. This requirement is non‑negotiable.
• Assignment duration:
  Ongoing long‑term contract with the potential for extension based on performance and business needs.

The architect is responsible for leading the design, development, and implementation of enterprise‑grade Salesforce solutions, ensuring architectural integrity, platform optimization, and alignment with MDHHSs strategic and operational goals. This includes transitioning legacy systems to a modern Salesforce‑based platform, with a focus on Sales Cloud, Service Cloud, Experience Cloud, and Field Service Lightning (FSL).

• Leading end‑to‑end architecture and technical design of Salesforce solutions that support case management, field service operations, and user engagement.
• Conducting org health checks and platform assessments, and delivering actionable recommendations based on Salesforce best practices.
• Participating in Design & Discovery sessions and promoting the adoption of Sales forces Well‑Architected Framework.
• Providing technical leadership and mentorship to development teams, including state employees and contractors.
• Collaborating with business analysts, product owners, and stakeholders to translate complex business requirements into scalable, maintainable Salesforce solutions.
• Overseeing proof‑of‑concepts (POCs) to validate technical feasibility and business value of proposed solutions.
• Ensuring secure application development lifecycle (SADLC) practices are followed throughout all phases of development and deployment.
• Setting the technical direction for MDHHS Child Welfare applications.
• Supporting 24/7 operations of Tier 2 applications like MiSACWIS, which serve over 8,000 users across state and private agencies.
• Ensuring compliance with security, performance, and regulatory standards.

• Serve as the development specialist responsible for the design, development, testing and documentation of the technical software solutions. Solve system design problems and programming issues. Ensure that the solutions are integrated and enhanced to meet the needs of the agencies business plan.
• Lead development of software applications, server components and services using various development tools and State of Michigan approved/supported technologies.
• Plan/Coordinate integration of systems within the business area, external partners, state agencies, and hosting platforms.
• Design and implement application security that complies with State of Michigan policies.
• Lead/Direct impact analysis of changes due to legislation, requests, or changes in governmental and business processes.
• Review/Approve presentation materials for technical review meetings, approval sessions, application demonstrations.
• Ensure that technical design strategies or applications adhere to State and agency policies, standards, and guidelines.
• Review and approve State of Michigan system engineering methodology or other required technical deliverables.

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