Leads enterprise architecture and business transformation initiatives in a public-sector environment. Aligns business strategy, processes, applications, systems integration, and technology investments. Performs requirements analysis, evaluates technology solutions, develops integration strategies, supports process re-engineering, and provides architectural guidance. Collaborates with business, technical, and executive stakeholders to deliver scalable, secure, sustainable solutions. Requires enterprise architecture expertise, CGI Advantage knowledge, leadership experience, and TOGAF or comparable certification.
NPC is seeking a Senior Enterprise Architect to support complex technology and business transformation initiatives within a large public-sector environment.
The Senior Enterprise Architect will apply enterprise architecture principles, technical expertise, and strategic thinking to align technology solutions with business processes and organizational objectives. This role will support enterprise strategy, solution architecture, systems integration, business process improvement, and technology investment decisions.
What You'll Do- Apply enterprise architecture principles and methodologies to complex business and technology initiatives.
- Translate business needs into scalable, secure, and sustainable technology solutions.
- Support enterprise strategy and the development and management of enterprise architecture.
- Conduct requirements analysis and needs assessments.
- Evaluate technology solutions and support solution selection.
- Support systems design, application integration, and solution architecture development.
- Develop integration strategies that consider long-term lifecycle sustainability.
- Support business process design and re-engineering initiatives.
- Help align business strategy, operational processes, information systems, and technology strategy.
- Provide architectural guidance for enterprise applications and systems integration.
- Support technology investment decision-making and solution architecture management.
- Collaborate with business, technical, and executive stakeholders across complex initiatives.
- Minimum of 7 years of experience applying enterprise architecture principles.
- At least 5 years of experience in a lead capacity.
- At least 3 years of experience working with enterprise applications, systems integration, and solution architecture.
- Strong knowledge of enterprise architecture standards and methodologies.
- Strong analytical, problem-solving, and strategic-thinking capabilities.
- Technical expertise in business analysis, solution selection, systems design, and application integration.
- Strong knowledge of CGI Advantage.
- Ability to translate complex business requirements into scalable and sustainable technical solutions.
- Strong communication, collaboration, and stakeholder-management skills.
- Bachelor's degree in an IT-related or Engineering field.
Additional qualifying experience may substitute for the education requirement on a year-for-year basis.
Certification Requirement- Enterprise Architecture certification, such as TOGAF, The Open Group Architecture Framework.
The successful candidate will provide strategic and technical architecture leadership that connects business objectives with enterprise technology strategy, helping guide scalable solutions, system integration, and sustainable technology investments.
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