Hyland Solution Architect

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Our client requires a Solution Architect adept and experienced with Hyland software to analyze business needs, identify tech solutions related to Hyland software, and design a comprehensive plan for implementation. The resource will collaborate closely with various teams, such as developers, project managers, and analysts, to ensure effective implementation of the Hyland solution, achieving the organization’s objectives.

 

Vancouver, British Columbia (Remote)

Mandatory Requirements Must have Hyland certification OR workplace training equivalent to at least ONE certification in the OnBase Consultant Series combined with Hyland certifications OR equivalent workplace training from of at least TWO of the following OnBase Certification series (Preference will be given to those individuals that have the broadest level of certification): Hyland Developer Specialist OnBase Administrator Series (Associate, Professional, and/or Expert Level) [Previously OCSA: OnBase Certified System Administrator and OCASA: OnBase Certified Advanced System Administrator, respectively] OnBase Workflow Series (Associate, Professional, and/or Expert Level) [Previously OCWA: OnBase Certified Workflow Administrator and OCAWA: OnBase Certified Advanced Workflow Administrator, respectively] OnBase WorkView Series (Associate, Professional, and/or Expert Level) [Previously OCWV: OnBase Certified WorkView Developer] OnBase Support Specialist Minimum of three (3) years’ demonstrated experience as a Hyland Solutions Architect.

Job Posting ID: 55813HYLAND

Location: Vancouver, British Columbia (Remote)

Estimated Starting Date: TBD

Estimated End Date: TBD

Posting Closing Date: September 26, 2024

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