Order Management Platform Architect

Ready to step into a high-impact architecture role where you’ll shape the backbone of enterprise order orchestration for a large-scale distribution environment? In this role, you’ll lead the technical design and evolution of a mission-critical IBM Sterling Order Management platform supporting store engagement, fulfillment, and enterprise-scale order lifecycle operations. Your work will influence how orders move across systems, stores, and supply chains at scale.

C2C is not an option with this job opening and all applicants should be able to work for any US Employer without sponsorship. Sponsorship is not provided and this person will not need to require sponsorship in the future.

Benefits & Extras

• Opportunity to architect a mission-critical enterprise OMS platform
• Work across multiple engineering teams driving large-scale system design
• High visibility role influencing enterprise architecture standards
• Opportunity to shape OMS best practices, integration patterns, and platform evolution
• Collaborative environment working with product, platform, and engineering leaders

Compensation

• Up to $165,000, depending on experience

What You’ll Be Doing

• Own the solution architecture for IBM Sterling Order Management across order lifecycle, store engagement, and store execution
• Architect integrations across OMS, ERP, WMS, and store systems
• Design scalable components supporting order sourcing, routing, inventory visibility, and fulfillment workflows
• Lead architectural decisions around custom extensions, APIs, services, and user exits within Sterling OMS
• Guide engineering teams on best practices, design patterns, and platform standards

What You’ll Need to be Considered

• Hands-on architecture and implementation experience with IBM Sterling Order Management (OMS)
• Experience delivering large-scale Sterling OMS implementations or expansions
• Strong expertise in Java / J2EE within enterprise OMS environments
• Deep knowledge of order management, fulfillment, inventory visibility, and store execution workflows
• Experience designing high-volume, mission-critical retail or distribution systems

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