Remote .NET Enterprise Architect — APIs & Cloud

At Cayuse Holdings, we are at the forefront of technological innovation, driving significant advancements across commercial, government, and tribal sectors. Our journey began in 2006 with the establishment of Cayuse Technologies, a visionary joint venture with Accenture, designed to create a premier US-based alternative to offshore delivery centers. This foundation was built on a commitment to excellence and a pioneering spirit. In 2018, we expanded this vision by forming Cayuse Holdings, a robust holding company that now encompasses a diverse family of subsidiaries. This strategic expansion has amplified our capabilities, allowing us to deliver a comprehensive suite of cutting-edge services. As a 100% Tribally owned enterprise of the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation (CTUIR), our heritage of innovation is deeply embedded in our corporate DNA, inspiring us to continuously push the boundaries of what's possible and deliver unparalleled value to our clients.

Our innovation focus is centered on providing sophisticated technology solutions, expert program management, and streamlined business process services. We empower our clients to engage with us confidently, knowing they will receive high-quality, timely, and budget-conscious results. The core of our mission, 'Grow the Company, Grow the People,' reflects our dual commitment to advancing our business and fostering the professional and economic growth of our employees and the CTUIR community. The profits generated are reinvested into the company's growth and distributed to the CTUIR, creating a sustainable cycle of development and opportunity. Through our integrated offerings and diverse credentials, we are not just a service provider but a strategic partner, dedicated to leveraging technology to forge a brighter, more prosperous future for our clients, our people, and our community. Our work is a testament to the power of combining heritage with forward-thinking innovation to solve modern challenges.