MSPA Architect

Role Overview The MSPA Architect is responsible for defining the architecture, design, and governance of enterprise automation solutions using Microsoft Power Platform, with a primary focus on Power Automate. This role plays a critical part in driving digital transformation by designing scalable, secure, and high‑performing automation frameworks aligned with business objectives. The MSPA Architect acts as a strategic bridge between business stakeholders and technical teams, ensuring solutions are sustainable, compliant, and future‑ready. Key Responsibilities Define and lead the architecture, design, and implementation of enterprise‑grade automation solutions using Power Automate, Power Apps and related Microsoft technologies. Translate business requirements into scalable, secure, and efficient technical architectures aligned with organizational goals. Establish and enforce architecture standards, governance frameworks, and best practices for Power Platform adoption. Design end‑to‑end integration strategies across Microsoft 365, Azure, Dynamics 365, and third‑party systems using APIs and connectors. Lead automation strategy initiatives including RPA, process optimization, and workflow modernization. Provide technical leadership and mentorship to development teams, ensuring adherence to design patterns and standards. Conduct solution reviews, architecture validations and proof‑of‑concepts (POCs) to evaluate new capabilities and technologies. Ensure compliance with security, governance, and data protection policies, including environment management and DLP controls. Collaborate with stakeholders to analyze business processes, identify automation opportunities and define implementation roadmaps. Drive end‑to‑end delivery oversight, ensuring solutions meet performance, scalability and quality benchmarks. #J-18808-Ljbffr Persistent Systems Limited