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Solutions Architect

Robert Half

Bellevue, 04400, US · Posted October 23, 2026

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Robert Half is seeking an experienced Solution Architect with a strong insurance technology background to lead a focused assessment of TurboRater and identified alternative solutions. This position is best for a candidate who has extensive experience in an insurance industry and has worked with insurnace rating software. Apply today!Duration: 2 monthsLocation: Hybrid preferred, Remote okSchedule: Monday – Friday – Core Hours, 9-3pm PSTKey ResponsibilitiesReview existing business discovery and requirements documentation to understand objectives, validate key findings, and identify any material gaps.Lead the evaluation of TurboRater and identified alternative insurance technology solutions.Assess options against business requirements, enterprise architecture standards, integration needs, data considerations, operational requirements, and technical constraints.Analyze solution capabilities, trade-offs, risks, and implementation considerations to support informed decision-making.Facilitate discussions with business stakeholders, enterprise architects, technology teams, and vendors to gather insights and evaluate potential solutions.Develop a structured assessment, including a comparison of viable options and a well-supported recommendation for future solution direction.Establish and manage an independent work plan, track actions and dependencies, and provide regular stakeholder updates throughout the engagement.Apply a repeatable approach to solution discovery and technology assessment that can be leveraged for future evaluation initiatives.