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MKS2 Technologies, LLC
Remote
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MKS2 Technologies, LLC, an award-winning high growth small business, creates innovative and customer-centric technology solutions in the areas of Cyber Security, Instructional Design and Training, Software Engineering and IT Support Services to improve the security and well-being of our clients. Our commitment to excellence and our “Mission First” orientation has resulted in steady growth and an expanding client base across government agencies.
We have employees nationwide and for the past three consecutive years were named one of the fastest growing Veteran-owned companies in the nation. Please take a moment to browse through our website and learn more about what it means to serve with MKS2.
Lead System Architect (Pega LSA)
Remote (U.S. Based)
Full-Time / Contract
Compensation
$130,000-$140,000 + PTO, Holiday, Immediate 401k Match, Benefits and more!
Position Overview
We are seeking an experienced
Lead System Architect (LSA) with deep expertise in the Pega Platform to provide technical leadership, architecture oversight, and hands-on development support for complex enterprise applications. This individual will lead the design, integration, optimization, and governance of Pega solutions while collaborating closely with business stakeholders, development teams, and enterprise architects.
The ideal candidate is a certified
Pega Lead System Architect (LSA) with extensive experience designing scalable Pega solutions, driving technical strategy, and mentoring development teams in a dynamic enterprise environment.
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