Pay vs market · Bottom quarter
This job's pay ($132,500 a year at the midpoint) is higher than about 10% of 92 salary-listed Solutions Architect jobs in United States in the last 12 months; their median is $190,090.
Role overview
Job description
Technical translator and builder. You can take a customer's user stories and turn them into specific, buildable solutions — and then build them yourself. You're comfortable owning code in production.
Strong bias toward action. You move quickly, make decisions, and unblock yourself. You'd rather ship a scoped solution than perfect a slide.
Entrepreneurial, high ownership and autonomy. You take full responsibility for outcomes and don't need to be managed closely.
Exceptional communicator. You explain technical concepts clearly to non-technical stakeholders, and you set and communicate timelines crisply — externally and internally.
Customer-trusted. You work well with senior education stakeholders and build credibility fast.
A leader of people. You've been a team lead and have mentored junior full-stack engineers.
Technical Background As a Solutions Architect, you will be a hands-on in creating prototypes and implementing solutions. You will thrive in this role if you have at least:
3+ years of software development experience with mid-level proficiency
Experience designing and building distributed, fault-tolerant computing architectures.
Intermediate SQL and Python, Java, or Rust skills — able to read, write, and debug implementation code independently.
Development experience with RAG and agentic workflows, building GenAI applications.
Command of data collection and ingestion across web and mobile SDKs and backend integrations: data layers, identity methods, and offline data ingestion.
Proven experience integrating, building and consuming both RESTful APIs and gRPC services.
Hands-on experience with cloud hyperscalers such as Google Cloud Platform (GCP) and Amazon Web Services (AWS)
A proven track record of delivering high-quality software within a full Product Development Life Cycle (PDLC).
A working knowledge of Linux/Unix environments.
Nice to Have
Experience in education / Edtech
Background as a PM who moved into engineering (or vice versa) or Technical Product Management / Solution Engineer or Sales Engineer
Startup experience and comfort with ambiguity
Next Steps Ready to apply? We’d love to hear from you. Please record a 2-minute video covering the following and send the link with your application. Would you rather go and speak with a customer directly by yourself, or work together with the sales and product team? Why? Talk about an entrepreneurial experience. What would make you quit? This exercise is very important and is the first step in the evaluation process. Our Hiring Philosophy We know that the "perfect" candidate doesn't exist, and that skills can be learned. We're more interested in your passion for this work, your potential, and what you can add to our team. If you believe you have what it takes, but don't meet every single bullet point, please apply anyway!
About this listing
- Source: Lirvana Labs's official careers site (via Lever) · last confirmed on the source 8 Nov 2026
- Posted 8 Jul 2026
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What they are looking for
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Qualification
You'll sit at the intersection of product, engineering, and sales, and you'll be the person who turns a qualified opportunity into a deployed, working solution that solves a real district or school problem
Department · Product
Hiring company
Lirvana Labs
Shaping the future of learning with schools and educators. Lirvana Labs leverages AI to personalize education, empower teachers, and drive student success.
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