Atlassian
Senior Partner Solutions Architect - Cloud Platform
$149K–$235K
San Francisco, United States +1 · Senior · Full-time · Posted Oct 28, 2026
- Location
- San Francisco, United States
Remote, Remote - Experience
- 10–12 years; experience working with or within Global Systems Integrators (GSIs) like Accenture.
About the job
Leads Atlassian’s technical strategy and co-innovation with Accenture, developing enterprise solutions and AI integrations on the Atlassian Cloud platform.
What you'll do
- Own the joint technical roadmap and design repeatable solutions, industry blueprints, and AI agents with Accenture.
- Enable partner AI capabilities through architectural sessions, hackathons, and technical bootcamps; guide enterprise data integrations into Teamwork Graph.
- Support strategic enterprise deals with architecture reviews and proofs of concept, influence product capabilities, and publish reference architectures and playbooks.
What they ask for
- 10–12 years of experience in solution architecture, technical consulting, systems integration, or partner engineering, specifically working with or within GSIs like Accenture.
- Strong understanding of enterprise AI patterns, including LLMs, RAG, vector search, prompt engineering, and autonomous or multi-agent orchestration.
- Familiarity with graph data architectures, metadata modeling, entity mapping, and unifying enterprise data sources.
- Hands-on proficiency with REST APIs, GraphQL, and event-driven webhooks; deep understanding of enterprise security, identity, governance, and compliance.
Nice to have
- Experience with Atlassian Forge, AWS Lambda, or serverless runtimes is a strong plus.
Pay
$180,000 - $235,000 USD base salary; $162,000 - $211,500 USD base salary; $149,400 - $195,050 USD base salary
Tools
Atlassian Cloud, Atlassian Rovo, Teamwork Graph, Salesforce, ServiceNow, SAP, Microsoft 365, Slack
AI focus
Develop AI agents and integrations using Rovo and Teamwork Graph; apply enterprise AI patterns and lead partner AI enablement.
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