Enterprise Infrastructure Architect

The Enterprise Infrastructure Architect is a technology architect with broad technological affinity. You do not need to be an expert in every domain, but must understand the major technological areas (network, cloud, AI, on-prem) well enough to define strategy and guide engineering teams.

Your mission is to create technological coherence across the enterprise by defining principles, strategies, and reference architectures, and ensuring that projects align with the overall technology vision.

• Define technology principles that guide architectural decisions across the company.
• Develop domain-specific strategies (network, AI, cloud, security, data, etc.).
• Create reference architectures for the various technological facets of the enterprise.
• Evaluate projects to determine whether they follow the defined technology strategy.
• Collaborate with engineers to translate strategic guidelines into actionable technical direction.
• Understand Cloud vs On-Prem trade-offs to support decision-making and project evaluation.

You have minimum 3 years of experience as Enterprise Infrastructure Architect

Core Competencies

• Holistic technology vision and ability to anticipate technological evolution.
• Technical communication with engineers, managers, and non-technical stakeholders.
• Cloud architecture understanding (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS, hybrid models, governance).
• On-prem infrastructure knowledge (datacenters, network, storage, security).
• Strategic analysis and ability to translate strategy into standards.
• Technology governance including validation processes and exception management.

• Simplification of complex topics for clear communication.

• You speak fluent Dutch + professional English. French is a big +
• You are available to be onsite min. 2 days/week

At xplus/part of Yuma group, we have over 100 consultants in a tight-knit community of architects and program managers. Our consultants work at the biggest clients on core programs. We value knowledge-sharing and collaboration very highly, so each consultant continues to develop. And when we’re done working and learning, there’s still room for some fun on the occasional get-together.