Role Description As a Software Architect Consultant (CIAM), you will sit at the intersection of engineering, customer delivery, and digital identity. You will work directly with state governments, federal agencies, and enterprise partners to design, guide, and deploy large-scale identity platforms, often serving as the primary technical authority for identity architecture across engagements. This role combines hands-on architecture, consulting, systems design, and stakeholder leadership. You will lead the design and delivery of CIAM solutions that support hundreds of thousands to millions of users, ensuring they meet the highest standards for security, interoperability, and user experience. You will ensure SpruceID’s identity solutions are deployed securely, effectively, and with lasting real-world impact, while helping shape how our identity architecture evolves across projects and partners. This role is contract-based and fully remote within the U.S., with occasional travel for on-site engagements as needed. What You’ll Do - Lead the design of end-to-end CIAM architectures, including authentication, federation, identity proofing, consent management, and session management for large-scale deployments (100K–1M+ users) - Translate complex customer, policy, and regulatory requirements into secure, production-ready identity system designs - Work closely with customer delivery leads, engineers, and external partners to drive successful implementation from discovery through production - Act as a trusted technical advisor to public-sector and enterprise stakeholders, guiding identity strategy, standards adoption, and platform decisions - Lead the implementation and integration of identity standards such as OpenID Connect, OAuth 2.0, and SAML across modern and legacy systems - Navigate complex stakeholder environments, including government agencies, CISOs, procurement teams, and vendors, translating between technical and non-technical audiences - Produce and review architecture documentation, including design artifacts, decision records, and implementation guidance - Establish reusable patterns and reference architectures to improve consistency and scalability across engagements - Evaluate identity platforms, credentialing solutions, and verification vendors in alignment with project requirements - Support delivery teams in resolving complex integration challenges and ensuring successful deployment outcomes Qualifications - 10+ years of experience in software architecture, with at least 5 years focused on identity and access management (IAM/CIAM) - Proven track record of designing and delivering large-scale identity systems (100,000+ users) from concept through production - Deep expertise in identity protocols and standards, including OpenID Connect and SAML 2.0, with hands-on implementation experience - Experience working in complex stakeholder environments, particularly with government or highly regulated enterprises - Familiarity with structured SDLC processes, including compliance frameworks such as NIST 800-63, FedRAMP, or similar - Strong communication skills, with the ability to produce clear technical documentation and engage effectively with executive stakeholders - Ability to operate independently in ambiguous environments and drive clarity across technical and organizational boundaries - Experience working directly with customers in a consulting, advisory, or delivery-focused role Bonus Qualifications - Experience with verifiable credentials, decentralized identity (DIDs), or emerging digital identity standards (e.g., mDL, ISO 18013-5) - Familiarity with identity proofing and verification systems supporting NIST IAL2/IAL3 assurance levels - Experience designing systems at million-user scale with high availability and performance requirements - Hands-on experience with FIDO2/WebAuthn and passwordless authentication (passkeys) - Background working on public-sector digital identity initiatives (state or federal) - Experience with identity platforms such as Okta/Auth0, Ping/ForgeRock, Microsoft Entra ID, Keycloak, or AWS Cognito - Familiarity with standards bodies such as OpenID Foundation, FIDO Alliance, W3C, or NIST What Success Looks Like - Within the first 30 days, you’ve assessed current identity architectures and identified key risks, gaps, and opportunities - By 90 days, you’ve delivered a clear reference architecture and roadmap aligned with client needs and industry standards - Ongoing, you serve as a trusted technical leader, driving alignment across stakeholders and unblocking teams on complex identity challenges

Role Description This role goes beyond numbers—it’s where precision meets foresight. As an Estimator, you’ll be the bridge between concept and construction, turning plans into clear, competitive, and commercially sound project roadmaps. You’ll decode drawings, anticipate challenges, and shape decisions before the first shovel hits the ground. Working remotely but tightly aligned with a high-performing Australian construction team, you’ll bring clarity to complexity—and confidence to every quote. Key Responsibilities: - Review architectural and engineering drawings to prepare accurate cost estimates. - Prepare RFQs, tenders, and EOIs from initial pricing to final submission. - Liaise with subcontractors to obtain pricing and validate scope. - Develop detailed cost breakdowns for residential and civil projects. - Identify project risks, scope gaps, and cost-saving opportunities. - Support project teams with pricing, planning, and minor works estimates. - Assist with permits, compliance requirements, and documentation. - Maintain organized and accurate estimating records. Qualifications - Minimum 5+ years of construction estimating experience (residential or civil). - Strong ability to read and interpret architectural and engineering drawings. - Solid understanding of construction processes and cost structures. - Proficiency in Microsoft Excel. - Experience working with subcontractors and managing tender processes. - Strong communication skills (written and verbal). - Ability to work independently and meet deadlines consistently. Requirements - Experience with government contracts. - Exposure to Australian construction standards and practices. Benefits - Permanent Work-from-home setup. - Company-provided equipment. - Secondary Wi-Fi Modem. - 21 Leave Credits Annually - Leave benefits begin on Day 1. - 100% conversion of UNUSED leave credits. - HMO on Day 1. - 13th Month Pay. - Monthly Gift Voucher. - Milestone Tokens (Birthday/Anniversary/Christmas). - A Life Beyond the Screen #WorkLifeBalance. - Active employee engagements physically such as Christmas Party & Team Building, and virtual events such as town-hall with prizes.

• Provide expert design and construction engineering support for large-scale VA Medical Center infrastructure projects, applying systems engineering principles to ensure integration of multiple utility systems and subsystems across all project phases • Apply effective project management and engineering techniques to planning, design, and construction activities, ensuring deliverables meet VHA standards, VA Design Requirements, and applicable agency Directives • Coordinate and lead risk assessments in collaboration with development, design, and end-user teams, identifying potential construction and systems integration risks and developing mitigation strategies throughout the project lifecycle • Support compliance with environmental and cultural resource review processes, including State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO), Tribal Historic Preservation Office (THPO), and National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) procedures, as required for federal construction projects • Conduct construction forensics and technical investigations to diagnose facility deficiencies, assess existing infrastructure conditions, and inform corrective action planning for VA healthcare facilities • Serve as a subject matter expert on Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing (MEP) systems design within VHA healthcare environments, advising project teams on systems performance, code compliance, and alignment with medical center facility management best practices

The anticipated annual salary range for this position, at the time of posting, is outlined below. Estimated pay ranges that are provided on various social media sites are not representative of NORR's range for this position. Compensation is based on individual education, qualifications and experience. We also provide our employees with a comprehensive benefits package. Our offerings include medical, dental, vision and life insurance. Short and long-term disability insurance and a 401(k)-retirement savings plan with employer contributions are also part of our total rewards. To support your well-being, we offer access to Wellness and Employee Assistance Program (EAP) programs. This role reports into the above mentioned office, however NORR offers all of its employees the opportunity to work either from home, from a NORR office or even from a remote location. The choice is yours. NORR is an employee-owned global architecture and engineering firm. Our multi-disciplinary team of 800 professionals is active in 12 market sectors across Canada, the US, UK and UAE. Design thinking is a cornerstone of our purpose as it has for more than 85 years. We push the boundaries of what is possible to support people and the planet. We are seeking a Structural Engineer who will work with members of the engineering team in order to develop engineering design solutions appropriate to the context, budget, and aesthetic requirements of building projects. The individual will have the ability to analyze and understand design intent in order to produce efficient and effective technical design solutions. They will collaborate with other professional disciplines and coordinate the design through all phases of the project using their knowledge of building engineering systems, building materials, building codes, and construction technologies. Duties and Responsibilities - Designs structural components of the overall building, including integrating architectural design and adhering to applicable design codes and jurisdictional requirements - Evaluates engineering design requirements and creates construction drawings for new construction projects, as well as modifications to existing buildings - Performs engineering activities such as calculations, code research, material and building systems research and laying out structural building components - Performs site visits during new construction projects, as well as site visits to evaluate existing building conditions in areas of proposed structural modifications - Reviews shop drawings and responds to RFIs during the construction administration phase of the project Required Skills - Proficient in Engineering software skills, including AutoCAD, Revit, as well as structural engineering systems design software - Engineering knowledge related to building structural systems and multiple building types - Familiarity with architectural design concepts and building codes is required - Have successfully completed related post-secondary education - Registered with a relevant professional engineering association Required Experience - 7-10 years of project work experience - Experience in structural engineering buildings systems - Salary Range: $90,000.00 - $125,000.00 /annually NORR is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of any legally protected status or characteristic: Race/Color/Gender/Sexual Orientation/Gender Identity/Religion/National Origin/Disability/Veteran.