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Foundever
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Foundever™ is a global leader in the customer experience (CX) industry. With 170,000 associates across the globe, we are the team behind the best experiences for +750 of the world’s leading and digital-first brands. Our innovative CX solutions, technology and expertise are designed to support the operational needs of our clients and deliver a seamless experience to customers in the moments that matter.
Job Summary
We are building an AI Professional Services practice from the ground up. We need a technically savy Lead Architect who can own the build end-to-end: from client brief to working prototype, from prototype to production, and from solo contributor to the technical anchor of a growing team.
This is a rare founding opportunity. You will personally ship the first solutions, establish what great AI delivery looks like at Foundever, and grow into a Tech Lead role as the practice scales. You will work closely with Sales, Product, and client stakeholders — bringing engineering credibility and realistic delivery judgment to every engagement.
This isn't an architecture-on-paper role. We expect our Lead Architect to personally ship working software — not just produce diagrams and hand off to others. You use AI-assisted development tools as a force multiplier, not a crutch. You review AI-generated code critically, make real-time architecture decisions without committee alignment, and have a clear point of view on where these tools accelerate delivery and where they introduce risk.
You should be able to demonstrate all of the following:
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