Workforce Technology Architect

Headquarters, 1615 H Street, NW, Washington, District Of Columbia, United States of America

Posted Thursday, February 26, 2026 at 5:00 AM

About Us:

If you are passionate about the ability of American business to improve lives, solve problems, and strengthen society, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce is the place for you. As the world’s largest business organization, we believe in building a future that gives everyone the opportunity to pursue a better tomorrow. We make it our job today–and every day–to build the strongest relationships possible among the American people, business leaders, and elected officials in Washington, D.C., state capitals, and countries around the globe.

For them and the businesses we represent, the U.S. Chamber is a trusted advocate and partner.

We are driven by the pursuit of innovation and partnership and hold ourselves to the highest standards. Our commitment to our members is matched only by our commitment to our employees. As part of our team, we will support your long-term career development while delivering relevant learning opportunities. We will empower you to lead, develop deep expertise, and find new approaches to solving the toughest challenges.

Position Overview:

The Digital Workforce Technology Architect supports the Chamber’s AI-first transformation by simplifying, standardizing, and optimizing the tools employees use to get their work done. This role drives workforce technology rationalization efforts, improves employee productivity workflows, and enhances the digital workplace experience through intelligent systems and streamlined processes. The architect will work with technologists and vendors to design and implement effective solutions across multiple technological solutions and play a key role in the technology selection, rationalization, design, and implementation process.

This role is explicitly hands-on. The architect is expected to design, configure, implement, and operationalize solutions directly whenever possible, reducing downstream work for central engineering teams rather than creating it.

The architect is a key player in organizational change management by creating clear, engaging communications, leading adoption programs, and helping employees transition to fewer, standardized platforms with confidence. This position reduces friction in everyday work by improving usability, clarifying where work should happen, and ensuring that employees have consistent, intuitive ways of interacting with technology. The architect is a strong communicator, presenter, and relationship builder who partners closely across HR, Technology, Security, Privacy, Compliance, Finance, Internal Communications, and business units.

This role ensures that workplace technologies align with enterprise standards, support automation, and maximize return on technology investments while building alignment and trust across the organization.

Responsibilities:

• Build and maintain an inventory of workforce and employee experience tools, including ownership, usage, spending, integrations, and contract details.
• Identify redundant or overlapping capabilities across platforms and recommend enterprise-standard solutions that reduce complexity and improve usability.
• Conduct stakeholder interviews and analyze usage patterns to understand team needs, challenges, and workflow inefficiencies.
• Develop rationalization plans that define recommended platforms, migration approaches, timelines, and business impacts.
• Map end-to-end employee workflows and identify opportunities to simplify, automate, or standardize using AI-enabled capabilities.
• Directly configure, implement, and optimize workforce technology solutions (e.g., M365, Teams, SharePoint, workflow tools, automation platforms).
• Build and deploy low-code/no-code automations, integrations, and workflows (e.g., Power Automate, Service Now workflows, vendor APIs) to improve productivity and reduce manual effort.
• Define target-state workflows aligned with enterprise tools, ensuring accessibility, security, compliance, privacy, and consistency.
• Create role-based training, job aids, and self-service learning paths that accelerate adoption of…