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PassportCard Labs is where innovation meets impact. As the technological powerhouse behind PassportCard, we design and build cutting-edge solutions that revolutionize the insurance industry. Whether it's real-time claims payments or predictive analytics, our Labs team is at the forefront of driving change and shaping the future of insurance. Ready to innovate with us?
We are looking for an experienced Enterprise Architect to join us at a pivotal time. Our technology organization is in the midst of a significant transformation journey, including large-scale modernization of core insurance platforms, migration toward cloud-native and event-driven architectures, expansion of AI-powered business and engineering capabilities, adoption of agentic software development practices (AI-DLC), and the creation of a next-generation digital platform for insurance, payments and customer services.
What you'll do
Define and evolve our enterprise architecture and technology strategy.
Lead modernization of core platforms — policy administration, claims, underwriting, pricing, and customer/CRM systems.
Drive cloud-native, event-driven, and microservices architecture at scale.
Hands-on (not just theoretical) experience with LLMs, agentic systems, RAG, knowledge graphs, or MCP-based architectures
Comfortable influencing through expertise, not hierarchy — you'll work directly with executives
Strong plus: experience in insurance, banking, financial services, fintech, or payments — especially with policy administration, claims, or underwriting systems
This is a chance to build the architectural foundation for PassportCard's next decade of growth — and to define how AI changes enterprise software engineering, not just talk about it.
Nice to have
Experience in insurance, banking, financial services, fintech, or payments — especially with policy administration, claims, or underwriting systems.