MSLA for Iberia

Posted:
11/25/2024, 9:05:43 AM

Location(s):
Catalonia, Spain ⋅ Connecticut, United States

Experience Level(s):
Junior ⋅ Mid Level ⋅ Senior

Field(s):
Sales & Account Management

Job Description:

The Multi Service Line Solution Architect (MSLA) is the `Storyteller` and is responsible for the end-to-end solution including the industry and business approach, implementation methods, use of technology, business and IT processes and will influence the commercial and financial models.  

He/she will contribute to deal shaping activities by developing and presenting customized solutions to client, validate solution fit and establishing how solutions effectively contribute to meeting client business case and objectives. He/she will contribute to qualification of opportunities by establishing if DXC solutions give a competitive advantage so that client is likely to buy it, assess solution risks, define mitigation plans and confirm DXC’s ability to deliver. 

The MSLA is responsible for solution development, competitive costing, commercial proposition integration and business case alignment of DXC solutions supporting client business, applications and/or information technology environments. Solution scope includes ongoing delivery of services, services startup and transition, resourcing plans, technology, and process transformation as well as ongoing refresh, meeting client's specifications, strategic direction, technology context, and business needs. Confidently articulates all aspects of solutions and persuasively communicates value to the client. Influence’s client evaluation criteria and decision making. Works individually, in teams or as leader, to determine customer requirements in complex and often ambiguous outsourced environments. Interacts effectively with team, pursuit leaders, internal governance, and business leadership to advance sales efforts. 

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