FAQs
What is the primary focus of the GPS HST UI Application Architect Specialist role?
The primary focus of this role is to oversee and enhance mission-critical health and human services benefit systems that serve vulnerable populations, while providing support and guidance to delivery teams and managing complex IT projects.
What qualifications are required for this position?
The required qualifications include a minimum of five years of experience as a release manager or lead on large, complex IT systems in health and human services projects, as well as experience in managing, planning, scheduling, and controlling software builds. A bachelor's degree or equivalent work experience is also required.
How much travel is expected for this role?
The position requires the ability to travel 20-50%, on average, based on the work being done and the clients being served.
What types of projects will the GPS HST UI Application Architect Specialist work on?
The specialist will work on large, complex systems development and transformation projects primarily for Human Services agencies, focusing on areas such as Eligibility & Enrollment, Child Support Enforcement, and Labor & Workforce Development.
What skills are essential for success in this role?
Essential skills include strong analytical and problem-solving abilities, excellent communication and coaching skills, a foundational understanding of client environments, and project management expertise in software deployment and testing.
Who will the GPS HST UI Application Architect Specialist be collaborating with?
The specialist will collaborate with clients from federal, state, and local government agencies, as well as public higher education institutions, to design and implement effective human service solutions.
What kind of impact will this role have?
This role will have a significant impact by improving user experiences and enhancing engagement throughout the lifecycle of customers’ interactions with public sector services, ultimately supporting vulnerable populations in accessing necessary services.
What is the overall mission of Deloitte's GPS practice?
The mission of Deloitte's GPS practice is to bring fresh perspectives and innovative technology solutions to help clients anticipate disruption, reimagine possibilities, and achieve their mission in serving the public sector.
What is meant by "Human Services Transformation" in the context of this job?
Human Services Transformation refers to the design and implementation of systems and processes that improve the delivery of human services through technology, ensuring that agencies can effectively meet the needs of their clients and enforce operational efficiency.