Senior Dynamics 365 CRM Solution Architect

Cloud SynApps is a fast-growing consulting and systems integration firm that focuses on cloud applications, primarily on Salesforce-based platforms. Cloud SynApps has its major operations in Canada, the USA, and India. We’ve actively built our Salesforce practice and have quickly grown into one of the strongest Systems Integrators within the Salesforce Public Sector space. While Public Sector is our passion, we are also growing into other areas like health, AWS & higher education.

We have implemented Salesforce solutions for several municipal, provincial/state, federal, and public sector clients. Our consultants and associates have deep industry expertise and live by our core values. We also invest heavily in developing unique Salesforce-based solutions and accelerators, which, in our experience, are required by our clients.

We believe in full transparency in whatever we do for our clients and internally, working with our associates. We are quickly growing, and that brings additional responsibility to treat everyone with respect and dignity. Integrity is one of our most important and foundational values. We follow ethical principles and always acknowledge the value each associate, partner, and client brings to the table.

Position Overview

The Senior Dynamics 365 CRM Solution Architect will provide architectural leadership for the enhancement, integration, security, scalability, and ongoing evolution of an existing Government of Canada Dynamics 365 CRM platform.

The resource will define and govern solution architecture across application, data, integration, security, infrastructure, and deployment domains while ensuring solutions remain scalable, secure, accessible, supportable, and aligned with Government of Canada standards, enterprise architecture principles, and Dynamics 365 best practices.

The platform supports citizen-facing services, authorized representatives, internal case management, document and evidence management, reporting, data migration, and integrations with enterprise systems and cloud services.

The resource will work closely with business stakeholders, technical teams, vendors, project authorities, and governance bodies to ensure the successful evolution of the production solution.

** Mandatory- Security Clearance: Candidates should have a valid Government of Canada Reliability Status (Reliability Security Clearance).

Key Responsibilities

1. Lead solution architecture for Dynamics 365 CRM across application, integration, data, security, infrastructure, and deployment domains.
2. Define architecture standards, technical patterns, and design principles for CRM solutions supporting citizen services and complex case-management processes.
3. Design solutions using Dynamics 365 CRM, Dynamics 365 Customer Service, Public Sector Solutions, Azure Services, Microsoft Fabric integrations, document repositories, and enterprise APIs.
4. Review and approve business requirements, user stories, technical designs, data models, interface specifications, security models, and deployment approaches.
5. Define architecture patterns supporting:
6. • Applicant onboarding
   • Case management
   • Correspondence management
   • Document and evidence management
   • Reassessment and appeals
   • Reporting and analytics
   • Workflow automation
7. Design enterprise integration solutions between Dynamics 365 CRM and:
8. • Microsoft Azure services
   • Identity providers
   • Enterprise document repositories
   • Data and analytics platforms
   • Government of Canada enterprise services
   • Approved third-party systems
9. Define CRM security architecture including:
10. • Role-based access control
    • External-user access
    • Field-level security
    • Auditing
    • Encryption
    • Data protection
    • Privacy controls
11. Provide architectural oversight for document management solutions supporting secure upload, storage, malware scanning, metadata management, retrieval, retention, and disposition.
12. Define and review application lifecycle management, deployment architecture, release governance, environment strategy, and operational support models.
13. Support Architecture