Information Technology Architect

Develop and maintain enterprise, domain, and solution architectures, ensuring alignment across levels.

Create and evolve domain-level architectures that balance enterprise direction with product team needs.

Design secure, scalable, high-performing solutions aligned with enterprise and domain standards.

Identify shared capabilities, reusable components, and integration patterns across domains.

Apply modern architectural patterns such as microservices, event-driven design, API-first integration, cloud-native architectures, and zero-trust principles.

Driving Digital Transformation

Translate business strategy into technology strategy, multi-year roadmaps, and target architectures that enable digital transformation.

Guide transition toward a digital-first operating model, ensuring technology investments align with business objectives.

Support transformation programmes by ensuring solutions and domains evolve consistently toward the target enterprise architecture.

Technical Leadership & Governance

Lead and participate in architecture reviews, design boards, and governance forums, ensuring alignment across programmes and initiatives.

Define and maintain architecture principles, standards, reference models, and ensure their adoption across teams.

Provide technical leadership during key programmes, guiding teams toward coherent and compliant architectural decisions.

Ensure solution designs adhere to security, compliance, performance, and maintainability standards.

Document architecture decisions, blueprints, integration specifications, and reusable patterns to support transparency and reuse.

Coach and mentor engineering teams, promoting architectural best practices and technical excellence.

Accelerating Innovation

Evaluate emerging technologies to assess strategic relevance, enterprise applicability, and readiness.

Inspire teams by introducing innovative approaches, patterns, and tools that improve agility, scalability, and time-to-market.

Foster a culture of experimentation and learning within t

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