RFID Solutions Architect

RFID Solution ArchitectureResponsibilities• Own end to end technical design for our Client's customer implementations• Lead technical due diligence for new opportunities before commercial commitment• Translate customer business problems into practical RFID and traceability architectures• Determine solution feasibility, system boundaries, assumptions, constraints, dependencies, and technical risks• Define the recommended technology stack for each use case, including RFID frequency, tag class, reader architecture, antenna strategy, edge devices, connectivity, and infrastructure• Determine when RFID is the right technology and when BLE, barcode, vision, RTLS, sensing, or a hybrid architecture is more appropriate• Design the complete ecosystem across tags, readers, antennas, portals, handhelds, printers, gateways, networks, software, data, and enterprise integrationsRFID Hardware and Site Engineering• Lead hardware selection including RFID labels and inlays, fixed readers, handheld readers, antennas, portals, printers, sensors, gateways, and supporting infrastructure• Evaluate tag type, frequency, placement, orientation, read range, material interference, environmental conditions, movement, density, shielding, and expected read performance• Conduct site surveys, read zone analysis, RF testing, proof of concepts, hardware validation, and performance testing• Design solutions for challenging environments including metal, liquids, stacked product, hidden inventory, dense pallets, warehouses, production areas, staging areas, and loading docks• Own vendor and hardware evaluation, qualification, testing, and standardization across the TraceCor ecosystem• Maintain approved hardware, tag, reader, antenna, and infrastructure standards for repeatable deployments• Understand regional RFID frequency requirements, regulatory constraints, certification requirements, and hardware compatibility for deployments across different markets• Build and maintain a TraceCor test environment for validating tags, readers, antennas, configurations, hardware, and customer use cases before field deployment