Job Description Summary

The Solutions Architect is a key technical leader within GN’s DC FLW organization, responsible for defining and validating solutions and system-level architectures for next-generation audio and communication products designed for frontline workers.

You will play a pivotal role in shaping end-to-end product architectures spanning hardware, firmware, software, and audio systems to deliver technically robust, scalable, and cost-efficient solutions. As the bridge between product vision and technology execution, you will ensure architectural integrity and alignment with GN’s enterprise-wide platform roadmap

Key Responsibilities:

Lead system and solution architecture definition, translating product and experience goals into clear technical frameworks.
Drive platform and technology strategy for frontline worker products, shaping future architectures and supplier collaboration models.
Evaluate and validate architectures across chipset, hardware, firmware, software, audio, and user-experience domains.
Identify and mitigate key technical risks and dependencies to ensure project feasibility and delivery success.
Lead technical direction and architectural execution throughout the development lifecycle to ensure scalability and performance.
Enable informed decisions across teams and partners through clear technical communication.

Preferred Education/Experience:

Bachelor’s or master’s degree in engineering or a related field.
Minimum 8 years of experience in R&D or system architecture for audio, communication, or IoT products.
Proven expertise in chipset platforms, embedded software/firmware, system integration, and audio performance.
Strong experience with JDM or co-development models, including supplier evaluation and technical engagement.
Excellent leadership, communication, and influencing skills; able to drive technical alignment across organizations and partners.
Exceptional analytical and system-level thinking, balancing performance, cost, and schedule trade-offs.
Fluent in English, both spoken and written.

Originally posted on Himalayas