Enterprise Architect - GenerativeAI

Enterprise Architect With GenAI

Location: Maumee, Ohio - Hybrid

Duration: Long term

Required Knowledge, Skills, and Experience

• Bachelor’s Degree required, preferably in a related discipline, such as Information Systems, Engineering, Computer Science or Business or 11+ years of relevant professional Dana experience. Master’s degree in relevant discipline is preferred.

Experience

• Minimum 7-10 years in related business, business process improvement or information technology work; manufacturing industries (automotive, aerospace, etc.) preferred. Development of IT Architecture on multiple major global applications or infrastructure projects

Additional skills

• Development of IT Standards used by global companies
• Cloud architecture experience a MUST, preferably with Azure
• Strong experience architecting infrastructure and cybersecurity
• Experience using IT Architecture frameworks such as TOGAF, Zachman, FEAF, etc
• Familiarity with IT Architecture Tools such as Abacus, System Architect, Troux EA tools, etc. and modeling notations such as UML
• Demonstrated experience implementing and operating IT Architecture Governance processes
• Familiarity with general principles of Enterprise Architecture, such as approaches, patterns, metrics, and relevant industry standards
• Experience in a global manufacturing environment, desired

Position Summary

• Works with senior management within the organization, directing the creation or review of enterprise architecture strategy to support the strategic requirements of the business.
• Defines strategies, specifies requirements, commissions, or conducts feasibility studies and produces strategic models for infrastructure, security and assigned business functions, that support the business needs.
• Establishes policy and strategy for the enterprise architecture components within a given domain. Takes full responsibility for the enterprise architecture technical strategies, policies, standards, and practices, ensuring they are applied correctly, and promoting consistency.
• Leads development of enterprise architectures for infrastructure, cybersecurity, and assigned business functions. Takes full responsibility for ensuring that enterprise architectures balance business and IT needs ensuring that appropriate standards are established and adhered to.
• Directs development of enterprise-wide architecture and processes, focusing on application architectures.
• Maintains awareness of technology directions.
• Produces business cases for recommended new applications of information, computing, and communications technologies, identifying the business impact of alternative strategies, the probability of satisfying business needs, the anticipated business benefits and the risks and consequences of failure.

Responsibilities

• Enterprise Architecture
• Develop an Enterprise Architecture Framework & Roadmap(s) to drive consolidation, rationalization, and improved functionality across the information technology environment
• Work with the global infrastructure, information, and application solution architects to drive overall architectural convergence
• Provide leadership in the Infrastructure and Cybersecurity spaces
• Define improvements to the Enterprise Architecture process and procedures
• Manage Infrastructure Architecture and Standards repository documents that will provide a ready source of technical information for IT Strategy, Architecture and Project Planning
• IT Strategy
• Understand Corporate business imperatives (key aspects of business strategies)
• Works with application and infrastructure teams to ensure a healthy balance between moving to enterprise architecture standards and legacy system requirements to support overall business rate of change and budget constraints
• Program and Project Governance
• Conduct architecture reviews in conjunction with solution architects to ensure adherence to published architecture strategies, standards, and policies
• New Capabilities/Innovation
• Lead POC/Pilot and Technology selection projects in infrastructure and cybersecurity domains to influence IT and business unit technology directions. This may include building business case, evaluating build vs. buy solutions, and solution architecture responsibilities for POC/Pilot projects.
• General IT Management
• Understanding of IT financial management, sufficient to interpret and explain key IT spending categories, trends, and opportunities to regional management
• Understanding of IT Strategy general principles and techniques
• Understanding of IT Program and Project Management as well as Application Development general principles and techniques
• Understanding of IT Operations general principles and techniques, including a basic awareness of ITIL concepts