Technical Requirements Architect for SaaS Application

I need a Technical Requirements Architect who can transform a complete Figma prototype of a complex SaaS application (DocuPaint 2.0) into a fully documented, developer-ready technical specification. The ideal person must have a background in software architecture, enterprise SaaS requirements writing, and translating UX prototypes into precise functional and technical documentation. This person must be able to: • Read a large, multi-module Figma file and extract functional requirements for every screen, flow, and state. • Define technical expectations for engineering teams: data models, API contracts, permissions, validations, error conditions, edge cases. • Produce a full Master Requirements Book including functional specs, non-functional requirements, navigation logic, component definitions, and acceptance criteria. • Write JIRA-ready epics and user stories with clear acceptance criteria that developers can implement without ambiguity. • Identify missing UX logic or inconsistencies and propose clean, structured resolutions. • Communicate clearly with both technical and non-technical stakeholders. • Think like a senior architect who knows how to freeze scope and eliminate interpretation risk. The project involves a complex inspection/reporting SaaS with: • Multiple user roles • Multi-level project hierarchy • Report creation workflows • Data capture & validation • Offline/online considerations • File uploads • Map/location logic • Admin web panels • Mobile/tablet app logic • PDF generation I do not need UI design or development. I need someone who can turn a Figma prototype into a binding technical blueprint that the client will sign and the dev team can execute against without guesswork. Only apply if you have experience as: • Technical Product Architect • Functional Architect • Requirements Engineer • SaaS Systems Analyst • Solution Architect with strong writing skills • Senior Technical Writer for enterprise software Your deliverable must create absolute clarity for engineering and zero ambiguity for the client. Apply tot his job