Senior Solution Architect
Prodapt is seeking a Senior Solution Architect to lead end-to-end design for a major telecom service management transformation. The role involves crafting architecture blueprints, producing design artifacts for ServiceNow, and defining integration patterns for CRM, BSS, and AIOps platforms. Candidates must possess deep experience in ServiceNow, TMF standards, and ITIL 4 frameworks. The position requires navigating complex architecture governance models within a multi-vendor environment.
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Experience
10+ years
Function
Engineering
Work mode
Onsite, India
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
Prodapt is seeking a Senior Solution Architect to lead end-to-end design for a major telecom service management transformation. The role involves crafting architecture blueprints, producing design artifacts for ServiceNow, and defining integration patterns for CRM, BSS, and AIOps platforms. Candidates must possess deep experience in ServiceNow, TMF standards, and ITIL 4 frameworks. The position requires navigating complex architecture governance models within a multi-vendor environment.
TAL's take
Solid senior-level architecture role at an established industry-specific consultancy with well-defined scope and technical requirements.
The JD provides an extremely clear, well-structured list of responsibilities and technical requirements, defining a specific architectural scope within a telecom transformation context.
Salaries at Prodapt
11.3 LPA average
Based on 15 Grapevine salary entries for Prodapt.
Engineering
0 - 2 years | L1
5 LPA average
Range: 5 - 5 LPA
Engineering
2 - 4 years | L1
4 LPA average
Range: 4 - 4 LPA
Engineering
8 - 10 years | P3B
38 LPA average
Range: 38 - 38 LPA
Other roles
0 - 2 years | L1
6 LPA average
Range: 5 - 7 LPA
Must haves
- 10+ years solution or enterprise architecture experience
- 3+ years telecom transformation program experience
- Hands-on ServiceNow design across ITSM, CSDM, CMDB, SPM, and TSOM
- Strong working knowledge of TMF Open APIs and TMF SID
- ITIL 4 fluency across the service value chain
- Integration design experience with CRM, BSS, and AIOps platforms
- Experience authoring HLD and LLD packages
Tools and skills
Nice to have: aiops, agentic ai, ai-assisted operations.
About the company
Established IT services and consulting firm focusing on digital transformation, specifically for the telecom sector.
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