Full-Time

Enterprise ServiceNow Platform Architect

Updated on 9/4/2026

Tria Federal

Tria Federal

1,001-5,000 employees

End-to-end digital transformation for federal agencies

No salary listed

Remote in USA

Remote

Bachelor's

Category
IT Operations (1)
Required Skills
FedRAMP
JavaScript
Software Testing
ServiceNow
Machine Learning
AWS
REST APIs

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Requirements
  • A bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, or a related field, or equivalent experience.
  • At least 7 years of experience working with the ServiceNow platform, including at least 3 years in an architect-level or senior technical leadership role.
  • Deep expertise in ServiceNow platform architecture, including JavaScript/GlideScript, Flow Designer, Integration Hub, REST/SOAP APIs, and CMDB/Discovery.
  • Experience leading platform upgrade planning and execution on an enterprise-scale instance.
  • Experience establishing platform governance and Center of Excellence models and best practices for managing and scaling an enterprise-level platform.
  • Experience designing sustainable tenant onboarding processes and supporting multi-tenant operations with minimal downtime.
  • Hands-on experience using automation test frameworks to accelerate testing and validation of custom-developed solutions.
  • Experience evaluating and implementing ServiceNow AI capabilities, such as Now Assist, Predictive Intelligence, or Virtual Agent.
  • Understanding of when to use out-of-the-box configuration versus custom development, with experience steering teams toward upgrade-safe design.
  • Experience managing vendor relationships and evaluating third-party ServiceNow applications and integrations.
  • Ability to present to executive and non-technical audiences.
  • Ability to independently identify problems, build consensus, and drive initiatives to completion with minimal oversight.
Responsibilities
  • Own and evolve the enterprise ServiceNow platform strategy, including release and upgrade planning, module adoption, and long-term architectural direction.
  • Assess platform health and technical debt and prioritize investments that improve scalability, performance, and maintainability.
  • Monitor ServiceNow product roadmap developments, including new releases, AI capabilities, and licensing changes, and translate them into organizational recommendations.
  • Define and drive repeatable onboarding processes for new tenants and programs, including standardized intake, configuration, and provisioning.
  • Establish operational support models that maintain platform stability and minimize downtime as tenants are added and scaled.
  • Monitor tenant health, proactively resolve platform-level issues, and build runbooks and processes for consistent tenant support on a shared instance.
  • Establish and lead platform governance and a Center of Excellence model covering standards, reusable patterns, and change management.
  • Define governance frameworks for development standards, release management, environment strategy, and platform scaling.
  • Establish and enforce guardrails for out-of-the-box configuration versus custom development.
  • Define technical standards, design patterns, and best practices across ITSM, Service Delivery, Security Operations, and other in-scope areas.
  • Review and approve solution designs for alignment with platform architecture and upgrade-safety principles.
  • Establish scalable automated testing and validation practices for custom-developed solutions and platform upgrades.
  • Lead the strategy for launching and managing AI-driven ServiceNow features, including Now Assist, Virtual Agent, and Predictive Intelligence.
  • Evaluate emerging ServiceNow AI capabilities and develop business cases and proofs of concept before enterprise rollout.
  • Partner with AI/ML and data teams to integrate AI features responsibly, securely, and consistently with governance requirements.
  • Manage relationships with ServiceNow and third-party vendor partners.
  • Evaluate vendor-supplied applications and integrations for architectural fit, security, and long-term supportability.
  • Represent the organization in vendor roadmap discussions and resolve platform-level vendor issues.
  • Design and lead proofs of concept for enterprise platform initiatives and present outcomes and recommendations to leadership and business stakeholders.
  • Own the long-term vision for scaling the platform and ensure its architecture remains secure and scalable as tenants, integrations, and features grow.
  • Ensure the platform architecture supports applicable compliance and security requirements, including ATO/FedRAMP considerations, access controls, and data handling.
  • Partner with security and compliance teams on platform hardening, audit readiness, and risk mitigation.
  • Build relationships with business-unit leaders, IT leadership, and end users to understand evolving needs.
  • Translate business requirements into platform capabilities and communicate strategy, risks, and roadmap updates to technical and non-technical audiences.
Desired Qualifications
  • ServiceNow Certified Technical Architect certification.
  • ServiceNow Certified Application Developer certification and/or module-specific certifications in ITSM, ITOM, HRSD, or SecOps.
  • Experience working within a federal or highly regulated enterprise environment.
  • Familiarity with FedRAMP, NIST, or equivalent compliance frameworks.
  • Experience integrating ServiceNow with contact center or telephony platforms such as Amazon Connect and enterprise identity or identity-management systems.
  • Experience with ServiceNow ATF (Automated Test Framework) or comparable automation testing tools.

Tria Federal provides end-to-end digital transformation for federal health and public safety agencies by pairing advisory services with hands-on technical execution. The company offers five service lines—results management, integrated health optimization, next-generation analytics, financial transformation, and digital modernization—supported by AI, cloud engineering, agile development, and data analytics. It differentiates itself with an integrated, government-focused delivery model built from the merger of F|A|P, FTC, UCS and the Softrams acquisition, plus Sagewind Capital backing to enable rapid modernization and human-centered design. Its goal is to improve efficiency, transparency, and outcomes for federal clients by delivering practical, scalable technology and process changes.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Arlington, Virginia

Founded

2021

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • The $174 million VA software support recompete extends revenue through five years.
  • Rajiv Uppal's 2026 advisory-board seat deepens access to CMS and IRS modernization buyers.
  • NASA SEWP VI positions expand pre-competed access across federal agencies starting November 2026.

What critics are saying

  • Federal agency workforce cuts after January 2026 weaken modernization budgets and contract velocity.
  • Integration after Softrams remains fragile; employees reported sudden layoffs and management strain in 2025.
  • VA and CMS concentration creates existential exposure if one recompete or political shift hits.

What makes Tria Federal unique

  • Tria Federal pairs CMS, VA, and DHS domain expertise with delivery execution.
  • The 2024 Softrams acquisition added human-centered design and system modernization depth.
  • Tria Forge and ServiceNow partnership strengthen AI workflow automation for federal clients.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Mental Health Support

Wellness Program

Flexible Work Hours

Remote Work Options

Professional Development Budget

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

0%

1 year growth

-1%

2 year growth

-7%
Associated Press
Jun 23rd, 2026
Tria Federal adds former CMS and IRS CIO Rajiv Uppal to advisory board

Tria Federal has appointed Rajiv Uppal, former Chief Information Officer of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services and the Internal Revenue Service, to its advisory board. Uppal brings over 30 years of experience leading enterprise technology modernisation initiatives across public and private sectors. At the IRS, Uppal led efforts to modernise mission-critical systems, strengthen cybersecurity and improve taxpayer services. Previously, as CMS CIO, he directed large-scale technology transformation initiatives supporting Medicare and Medicaid systems. Uppal joins existing advisory board members Jennifer Main, former CMS Chief Operating Officer, and Sonny Hashmi, former Commissioner of GSA's Federal Acquisition Service. The board provides strategic guidance to help Tria navigate federal health modernisation challenges and evolving agency priorities.

GlobeNewswire
May 7th, 2026
Tria Federal unveils integrated solutions platform and new website.

Tria Federal unveils integrated solutions platform and new website. Tria helps federal health agencies achieve their critical missions by navigating complex tradeoffs between cost, quality, and access to care. May 07, 2026 08:25 ET | Source: Tria Federal ARLINGTON, Va., May 07, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Tria Federal has unveiled a new integrated solutions platform and launched a new website to share how the company helps federal health agencies deliver mission-critical programs at national scale. The new TriaFed.com captures Tria's expanding role as a federal health solutions partner who builds, modernizes, and operates platforms and systems serving millions of American beneficiaries. "Federal health agencies today face tight budgets, a streamlined workforce, and constant scrutiny around performance and accountability," said Tria CEO Tim Borchert. "At the same time, demand for services is growing in both scale and complexity. The challenge is not simply how to innovate, but how to deliver better outcomes in an environment where tradeoffs are unavoidable." For two decades, agencies have trusted Tria to deliver inside some of the most complex and high-stakes environments in government. Agencies depend on Tria to keep America's health programs reliable, accountable, and secure, returning billions of federal health dollars each year. Tria operates at the center of the healthcare trilemma, helping agencies navigate the tradeoffs between minimizing cost, improving quality, and expanding access to care. With deep domain expertise and customer intimacy earned through long-standing partnerships across the federal government, Tria understands how policy, operations, technology, and data enable federal health systems to function at national scale. While agencies must operate within constraints imposed by the healthcare trilemma, it is possible to manage the tradeoffs in a way that drives improved mission performance. Tria delivers measurable mission performance through resilient systems, disciplined execution, and an AI-enabled workforce embedded inside demanding federal environments. The new website brings this narrative to life through a focused, solutions-oriented structure. It highlights Tria's expertise across three core mission areas that mirror the healthcare trilemma: * Cost: Protecting and optimizing federal health dollars through Revenue Integrity & Cost Stewardship * Quality: Connecting data and systems to improve outcomes through Integrated Care Quality & Interoperability * Access: Enabling reliable, large-scale access to care and services through Program Access & Eligibility Assurance These areas of expertise align directly to the operational priorities of federal health leaders at agencies including the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Department of Veterans Affairs, and Defense Health Agency. The update follows a comprehensive strategic positioning effort informed by internal analysis, customer engagement, and market research. "Our goal was to align both our corporate strategy and marketing communications with how federal health actually works," said Diana Ceban, Executive Vice President, Strategic Initiatives and Market Expansion. "That means clearly showing how we operate inside live systems - where performance, accountability, and continuity matter most. The bottom line is that Tria makes federal health systems work - at scale, on time, and under pressure." The website launch marks the beginning of a broader campaign to engage federal health leaders around the structural challenges shaping the market and the approaches required to navigate them effectively. Extending Technical Capabilities to Public Safety and National Security The updated website also reflects Tria's continued investment in digitally enabled delivery, including AI, automation, and advanced data analytics within operational environments. Tria has repositioned its core technical capabilities in three areas that form the backbone of Tria's delivery model, supporting agencies as they modernize systems without disrupting ongoing mission performance: * Mission software and digital platforms: Tria designs, modernizes, and operates secure enterprise platforms that underpin federal delivery. * Operational optimization: Tria aligns policy, process, and systems to enhance operational performance. * Data, analytics, and applied AI: Tria designs interoperable data architectures, implements predictive modeling, and integrates applied analytics to enhance decision-making. Tria delivers measurable mission performance through resilient systems, disciplined execution, and an AI-enabled workforce embedded inside demanding federal environments. Tria's technical capabilities and healthcare-adjacent expertise are also deployed in support of select public safety and national security missions within agencies including the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of War, where operational reliability, secure systems, and accountable data are equally critical. The company's experience operating live platforms translates directly to public safety missions spanning national security, intelligence and justice, where mission readiness is critical to protecting the homeland and keeping America safe. About Tria Federal Tria Federal builds, modernizes, and operates mission-critical federal health platforms and programs. For two decades, federal agencies have relied on Tria to keep America's health systems reliable, accountable, and secure. As a health solutions company, we make federal health systems work - at scale, on time, and under pressure. We exist at the center of the healthcare trilemma, minimizing cost, improving quality, and expanding access to care in environments where failure is not an option. Learn more at https://triafed.com.

GovCon Wire
Mar 26th, 2026
Tria Federal appoints Sean Vineyard as growth operations SVP.

Tria Federal appoints Sean Vineyard as growth operations SVP. Sean Vineyard has assumed new responsibilities as senior vice president of growth operations at Tria Federal. The Arlington, Virginia, company said in a LinkedIn post Wednesday that Vineyard will lead efforts to drive enterprise business development and execute its capture and growth strategy. "I'm excited for the opportunity to deliver mission-driven digital solutions that produce clear, measurable ROI for our federal health and public safety partners," Vineyard stated. "With the outstanding team we have at Tria, I'm confident we will redefine what mission performance looks like across the federal landscape." Government leaders will take the stage at the Potomac Officers Club's 2026 Digital Transformation Summit on April 22 to provide updates on modernization initiatives across various agencies and talk to industry about capabilities the government still needs to transform outdated legacy systems. Sign up today to secure your spot. Who is Sean Vineyard? Vineyard most recently served as Tria's vice president of business development, a role he has held since June 2025. He also held the role of vice president of business development for military and veteran health. The executive also previously led as vice president at Federal Advisory Partners, which acquired Favor TechConsulting and Universal Consulting Services in 2022 and transformed into Tria Federal in March 2023. "Sean has consistently advanced Tria's growth strategy while strengthening customer success," commented Tria President Atchut Kanthamani. "In his new role, Sean will continue to raise the bar for excellence in delivering [artificial intelligence]-enabled digital services and technology solutions that keep Americans healthy and safe. We are confident in his leadership and excited for what's ahead." Vineyard was a partner and managing director at 11th Hour Service and held roles at Kearney & Company and Deloitte earlier in his career. What is Tria Federal? Tria Federal is a government services provider specializing in federal IT transformation, digital services and AI capabilities. One of its offerings is Tria Forge, a generative AI platform launched in September to help organizations develop and deploy AI tools. In October, the company joined the ServiceNow Partner Program to support agency digital modernization through AI-driven workflow automation and enterprise platform delivery.

ExecutiveBiz
Sep 30th, 2025
Tria Federal Eyes Broader AI Adoption With Launch of Tria Forge Platform

Tria Federal has announced the launch of Tria Forge, a serverless generative artificial intelligence platform designed to help organizations develop and deploy AI tools.

The National Law Review
Aug 19th, 2025
Tria Federal Promotes Murali Mallina to Chief Technology Officer

ARLINGTON, Va., Aug. 19, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Tria Federal (Tria) has promoted Murali Mallina to be the company's new Chief Technology Officer (CTO).