• Oversee data pipelines and system-to-system data flows ensuring reliable and scalable infrastructure. • Help define and maintain the target commercial data architecture for sales, CRM, payer, patient-support, and claims-linked analytics. • Own the ERP (Oracle Cloud) data model and become an expert on ERP Business Process functions including but not limited to Procurement, Planning, Inventory, Supply Chain, and Manufacturing; be able to extract and integrated data from those functions. • Identify the company’s internal and external data sources, lead the design and operation of a data warehouse and its landing, harmonized, conformed, and semantic layers. • Serve as design authority for commercial-data initiatives and chair architectural review, model review, and commercial-data governance forums. • Translate commercial priorities into quarterly roadmaps, objectives and key results, release plans, and measurable business outcomes. • Collaborate with others on the team and with Business stakeholders in gathering requirements, designing systems, and demonstrating and reviewing databases. Establish scalable processes for system governance, data integrity, and ongoing optimization. • Document designs and database architecture, adhere to Change Management and Validation processes, use source code control repositories (ie; Git), conduct code reviews, eventually implement continuous integration and design with constant attention on security and keeping applications safe from penetrable threats. • Determine the requirements for new databases occasionally create and publish reports. • Audit database regularly to maintain quality. • It is imperative that REGENXBIO employees embody our core values by working collaboratively, building strong relationships, and using clear communication to meet shared objectives.

• Set the architectural vision and roadmap for your Centers of Excellence (COEs, our name for managed customer engagements): where each solution is going and why. • Provide architectural continuity across the engagement lifecycle, so direction and context carry through every handoff and phase. • Be the reference point your team and your customers turn to for architecture and solution direction. • Identify the deep specialists an engagement needs (for example ESM, asset management, or migration experts) and bring them in, or carry that depth yourself where it matches your specialization. • Shape the transition from sales to delivery: solution intent, the skills the engagement will take, and kickoff direction. • Partner with the Technical Program Manager, who owns the plan and governance: milestones, cross-workstream dependencies, service-level commitments, and escalations. • Act as the architecture conscience through the build, reviewing key technical decisions and keeping delivery true to the roadmap and design. • Watch the architectural health of your accounts and step in early when the solution drifts from the direction you set. • Partner closely with the Technical Lead, who owns the build, clearing architectural blockers so the team keeps moving. • Lead solution design and shape the engagement: what needs to happen and what skills it will take. • Provide technical and feasibility input when a deal needs an expert reality check. You inform the commercial conversation; the Account Manager leads it.

• Collaborate with customers and Solution Architects to define end-to-end system design, creating blueprints for IVR and voice workflows, omni-channel routing, ticket lifecycles, and key integration points; design scalable, highly available, secure, and cost-effective architectures on Amazon Connect and AWS, applying Well-Architected Framework principles; finalize and own the Technical Design Document. • Build and configure Amazon Connect contact flows and supporting components, and develop custom application logic using AWS Lambda, Amazon Lex, Amazon Polly, S3, Kinesis, and DynamoDB; build custom agent experiences with the Amazon Connect Streams API and a custom Contact Control Panel (CCP), and extend the solution with Amazon Connect Cases, Customer Profiles, Contact Lens, and Amazon Bedrock agents where appropriate; write clean, maintainable code in Python, Java, or Node.js; develop and maintain infrastructure as code (Terraform preferred, AWS CloudFormation also supported) and CI/CD pipelines to support repeatable, automated deployments. • Validate and confirm the technical approach and architecture, ensuring alignment with AWS best practices and client security and compliance requirements; approve configuration changes and custom application deployments, and drive complex technical issues to resolution; select the appropriate AWS services for each use case, balancing performance, scalability, security, and cost. • Architect and implement seamless integrations between Amazon Connect / AWS and external systems such as CRM, WFM, and ERP platforms; lead migration efforts from legacy contact center platforms (for example, Salesforce Service Cloud, Five9, or Genesys) to Amazon Connect, analyzing existing systems and developing pragmatic migration strategies. • Act as a technical advisor on Amazon Connect platform capabilities, supporting account and solutioning teams with discovery, solution demonstrations, proofs of concept, and effort estimation as needed. • Provide strategic technical oversight, mentorship, and hands-on support to Application and Quality Engineers; serve as the primary technical consultant to clients, leading discovery sessions, design workshops, solution demonstrations, and configuration reviews; bridge the gap between technical and non-technical stakeholders. • Coordinate with the Quality Engineer to ensure thorough testing of all agent, customer, and business experiences; review and validate test cases, with a focus on end-to-end experience quality; monitor and tune application performance in production. • Ensure clear and continuous communication between the technical delivery team, the Project Manager, and the client; proactively identify scope creep and potential technical blockers to prevent cost leakages, and ensure the final solution is secure, cost-optimized, and easily maintainable by the client's operations team.

• Lead the design and architecture of POS terminal solutions, ensuring security, scalability, performance, and integration with various hardware and payment systems. • Develop and maintain architectural documents and diagrams for POS terminal systems, ensuring all platforms are well documented and up to date. • Make architectural decisions on POS terminal software, integrating various payment technologies, EMV standards, and ensuring hardware compatibility. • Lead the development of POS-related applications • Optimize system performance and security, particularly around payment processing and EMV protocols. • Participate in planning sessions with product and engineering teams to ensure solutions meet market needs and business goals. • Conduct code reviews and ensure best practices for mobile and embedded systems development, especially for Android Native development. • Define and enforce software engineering best practices across the POS and related teams to improve efficiency and developer productivity. • Ensure the stability and reliability of POS terminal products and applications, monitoring system performance and troubleshooting as necessary. • Provide technical mentorship to engineering teams, helping them grow their skills and contribute to the broader technical vision. • Participate in the hiring process, screening engineers with expertise in POS systems, mobile, and embedded development.