Solution Architect - A26011

Activate Interactive Pte Ltd (“Activate”) is a leading technology consultancy headquartered in Singapore with a presence in Malaysia and Indonesia. Our clients are empowered with quality, cost-effective, and impactful end-to-end application development, like mobile and web applications, and cloud technology that remove technology roadblocks and increase their business efficiency.

We believe in positively impacting the lives of people around us and the environment we live in through the use of technology. Hence, we are committed to providing a conducive environment for all employees to realise their full potential, who in turn have the opportunity to continuously drive innovation.

We are searching for our next team members to join our growing team.

If you love the idea of being part of a growing company with exciting prospects in mobile and web technologies that create positive impact on people’s lives, then we would love to hear from you.

Co-Development Business Unit is hiring for Solution Architect

Internal Code: A26011

This is a 2-year contract role.

We are looking for a hands-on Solution Architect to design and deliver modern web applications and backend services. The ideal candidate has practical experience building LLM-enabled applications with React (frontend) and Python (backend), and is comfortable building business apps with Power Apps (Power Platform). Power Automate experience is a bonus. Familiarity with cloud platforms and shipping production-grade solutions is important.

What will you do?

• Contribute to architecture and design decisions for scalable web applications.
• Build and integrate frontend and backend components following best practices.
• Develop LLM-powered apps (e.g., document summarisers) using React frontends and Python services.
• Create low-code business apps with Power Apps; optionally automate workflows with Power Automate.
• Collaborate with stakeholders on infrastructure and deployment using cloud services.
• Promote sound CI/CD practices and use containers where it makes sense (e.g., for portability and reliability).