Solutions Architect, Financial Services
About the role
Be the technical voice in the room for credit unions, regional banks and wealth managers. You will design integrations between our RegTech products and core banking systems, and show Chief Risk Officers exactly how Moraph makes them audit-ready.
What you'll do
- Lead technical discovery and solution design for the Dynamic Collateral Monitor, Loan Syndication Engine and Reg BI Tracker
- Design secure integrations with core banking platforms (Fiserv, Jack Henry) and ERPs such as NetSuite
- Run "Pre-Audit Gap Analysis" engagements that show prospects where they would fail an examination today
- Translate SR 11-7, CECL, GLBA and FFIEC requirements into architecture and evidence
- Partner with account executives on RFP responses and executive presentations
What you'll bring
- 7+ years in solutions architecture, consulting or engineering within banking or wealth management
- Strong grasp of banking data flows, APIs and integration patterns
- Working knowledge of SR 11-7, CECL or FFIEC guidance
- Confident presenting to CIOs, CISOs and Chief Risk Officers
Nice to have
- Background as a bank examiner, auditor or risk officer
- Experience with MuleSoft or Salesforce Financial Services Cloud
Compensation
$245,000 – $280,000 per year
Base salary, plus variable compensation.
Where you land in the range depends on your experience and skills, not on how well you negotiate.
Working at Moraph
We build and operate software for credit unions, hospitals and government agencies, where a failure means a regulatory breach or a patient-safety incident. We work as one team across New York, London, Sydney, Buenos Aires, Yerevan, Mumbai, Manila and more, on the same tools and to the same standards. Everyone gets the same high-spec laptop, software and security tooling, whichever office they work from.
Moraph is an equal opportunity employer. We welcome applicants of every background and provide reasonable accommodations throughout the hiring process. Email careers@moraph.com if you need one.