Enterprise Architecture
Recruiting

Architecture hires fail quietly — the résumé matches, the frameworks check out, and eighteen months later nothing has actually changed. We recruit architects the way you’d evaluate one: on the decisions they’ve owned.

Architecture roles we place

Direct-hire, contract, and contract-to-hire across the architecture function:

Enterprise & Chief Architect

Owning target-state architecture, standards, and the roadmap that connects strategy to delivery.

Solutions Architect

Translating business requirements into designs engineering teams can actually build and support.

Data & Integration Architect

Data platforms, pipelines, APIs, and the integration layer holding the estate together.

Cloud & Security Architect

Cloud target-state, migration and modernization paths, and security architecture built in from the start.

What separates a strong architecture hire

Four things we screen for that a keyword match will never surface:

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Decisions owned, not frameworks recited

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A certification proves study, not judgment. We ask what they chose, what they rejected, and what it cost when they were wrong.

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Influence without authority

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Architects rarely have direct reports. The ones who succeed move engineering leaders and executives who don’t report to them.

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Fit to your operating reality

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Greenfield, modernization, and post-acquisition integration demand different architects. We calibrate to the work in front of you.

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Depth calibrated to breadth

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Too abstract and nothing ships; too hands-on and the estate never gets a plan. We screen for the balance your team is missing.

Talent Attraction & Authentication Protocol

Our protocol defines the profile, maps the relevant market, meets targeted candidates where they are, and validates fit — before a resume ever reaches your team.

Most strong architects aren’t applying to anything. Reaching them takes a mapped market and a real conversation — not a job posting.

When the architecture decision is the business decision, the search should be handled with discipline.