Salesforce Solution Architect

Who We Are

At Corebridge Financial, we believe action is everything. That’s why every day we partner with financial professionals and institutions to make it possible for more people to take action in their financial lives, for today and tomorrow.

We Align To a Set Of Values That Are The Core Pillars That Define Our Culture And Help Bring Our Brand Purpose To Life.

• We are stronger as one:
  We collaborate across the enterprise, scale what works and act decisively for our customers and partners.
• We deliver on commitments:
  We are accountable, empower each other and go above and beyond for our stakeholders.
• We learn, improve and innovate:
  We get better each day by challenging the status quo and equipping ourselves for the future.
• We are inclusive:
  We embrace different perspectives, enabling our colleagues to make an impact and bring their whole selves to work.

The Information Technology organization is the technological foundation of our business and works in collaboration with our partners from across the company. The team drives technology and digital transformation, partners with business leaders to design and execute new strategies through IT and operations services and ensures the necessary IT risk management and security measures are in place and aligned with enterprise architecture standards and principles.

Corebridge Financial is looking for a Salesforce Solution Architect with deep expertise in designing scalable, enterprise-grade solutions, ideally withing the Financial Services Cloud (FSC). This role plays a critical part in defining Salesforce solution architecture for retirement, institutional, and B2B2C front office use cases across marketing, distribution and customer engagement. You will serve as the architectural lead, collaborating with business and technology stakeholders to drive value-focused solutions that balance innovation with platform sustainability.

You will partner closely with the platform owners and cross-functional architects but retain a distinct responsibility for solution architecture and strategic design of Salesforce front office platforms.

• Lead end-to-end Salesforce architecture design: own the strategic solution architecture for Salesforce front office initiatives, ensuring designs are scalable, compliant, and aligned with Corebridge’s long-term digital and data strategy.
• Architect for platform value: define high-impact solution patterns across Salesforce front office ecosystem and integrated systems with a strong focus on platform reuse, cost-effectiveness, and long-term sustainability.
• Evaluate and recommend strategic tech use: in collaboration with Salesforce technical architect and product owners assess trade-offs between declarative tools, code, and third-party solutions. Recommend the most effective architectural approach based on performance, cost-effectiveness, and long-term sustainability.
• Drive architecture integrity across projects: serve as the architectural authority for cross-functional Salesforce programs. Provide technical guardrails and ensure consistency across business units and delivery partners.
• Collaborate across architecture domains: work in close partnership with the platform owner, enterprise architects, integration leads, data architects, and security teams to ensure end-to-end alignment of the Salesforce solution within the broader technology ecosystem. Contribute architectural perspective, driving cohesive and compliant designs.
• Negotiate requirements and design outcomes: engage business stakeholders and product owners to align on feasible, value-driven solutions. Push back thoughtfully on over-engineered asks and advocate for simplicity and impact.
• Embed economics in architecture decisions: apply sound judgement to ensure proposed solutions reflect delivery and benefit realization feasibility, balancing speed-to-value with technical elegance and sustainability.
• Data modeling and sharing/visibility expertise: shape Salesforce FSC and Sales/Service data models to reflect B2B2C and C complexity – e.g., account hierarchies, advisor relationships, and institutional structures – without…