Enterprise Architect II
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Job description
- Provide overall direction, guidance, and definition of the EA to support the corporate business strategies.
- Leading in the implementation of EA strategies and best practices to support business objectives, while focusing on business process design, solutions, information gathering and technology utilization.
- Providing guidance to enterprise architects on defining technical service capabilities, design attributes, draft enterprise profiles and segment architecture; controlling risks and solving complex issues related to EA.
- Maintaining relationships with stakeholders, addresses stakeholder requirements and providing clients consultations to shape the future success of EA.
- Providing EA support by directing teams in baseline, target and roadmap development, transition planning, system and security management and segment architecture.
- Build and maintain architecture portfolio translating business strategies into IT investments.
Requirements
To be successful in this role, in addition to the core job requirements, you'll bring strong experience operating as both an architect and technical product owner within the Microsoft ecosystem. You will be a strong candidate if you have deep expertise in Azure, M365, and Foundry, along with hands-on experience working with GenAI technologies, large language models (LLMs), and frontier model providers such as OpenAI and Anthropic. A robust background in enterprise architecture is essential, along with the ability to design scalable, governed solutions. Experience in healthcare is highly preferred., * Bachelors Degree in Business, Computer Science or equivalent work experience required. Equivalent years of experience are determined as one year of technical experience for every year of college requested., * 5 years - Experience as an individual contributor leading a team in the design and implementation of one or more of the following: application and integration, data, technology and/or security architecture required.