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Solutions Architect

Titan MSP

New York City, San Francisco, USonsite

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ABOUT TITAN

Titan is building the AI workforce for IT. We deploy AI agents across our portfolio of Managed Service Providers and enterprise customers: agents that monitor, triage, and resolve work across the service desk, infrastructure, security, identity, endpoint, and application operations. The result is faster resolutions, better uptime, and more proactive, personalized support, delivered 24/7.

In under a year we've raised over $100M from General Catalyst, 8VC, and CalPERS, acquired market-leading MSPs like RFA, and put agents into production in large enterprises. We've automated 100K+ tickets across 400+ customers. Our tech team has talent from Scale AI, CoreWeave, Vanta, Dropbox, Meta, FiveRings, TwoSigma, Harvard, Stanford, and MIT.

Joining Titan means helping redefine how work gets done in IT services, and building a $100B company.

ABOUT THE ROLE

As a Solutions Architect, you own the technical shape of client engagements, operating at the intersection of IT operations and the Titan AI platform. You lead the architecture from first conversation to production: learning each environment, mapping systems and integrations, designing how Titan's agents plug into a customer's stack, and encoding their policies into a solution that scales. You are the technical authority customers trust and the bridge between what the field needs and what the platform can do.

This role is focused on serving our enterprise clients.

WHAT YOU'LL DO

- Own the solution architecture end to end: translate each customer's environment, workflows, and goals into a concrete design for deploying Titan's AI agents.

- Design and build AI agents: architect and stand up agents on Titan's platform that drive real, measurable value across the service desk, identity, cloud, security, and endpoint operations.

- Lead technical integrations and migrations: design integration and migration plans across identity, cloud, and security/endpoint tooling that minimize disruption and ensure seamless adoption.

- Be the technical point of contact: guide customers through architecture reviews, scoping, and strategic projects, and earn their trust in the room.

- Partner cross-functionally: work with Engineering, Sales, and Marketing to turn field learnings into reusable reference architectures, repeatable processes, and a sharper go-to-market.

WHO YOU ARE

- 3+ years in a solutions architecture, solutions engineering, or deployed/field engineering role.

- A natural owner. You drive the technical design and the timeline without being told to, and customers trust your judgment.

- Comfortable with ambiguity and speed. You'd rather ship and iterate than wait for a perfect spec.

- Technical depth to work hands-on: proficient with scripting and APIs, with the aptitude to learn identity, cloud, and security/endpoint tooling.

- Fluent alongside AI tools, and able to design AI-native workflows, integrations, and reference architectures.

- Bonus: hands-on experience in the infosec sector.

- Bonus: experience architecting solutions for enterprise customers.

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