Enterprise Architect

DCG is a space where business needs and people's ambitions meet. They help candidates find an environment to develop and help companies build effective teams. They work closely with people and organizations, listening and responding to what matters to them, creating lasting and valuable relationships.

• Experience as a Corporate Architect in large, complex environments
• Very good English language skills (minimum B2+)
• Solid knowledge of corporate architecture frameworks and tools, preferably HOPEX
• Ability to analyze, map, and design target architectures aligned with business goals
• Excellent governance and stakeholder management skills, ability to collaborate with both business and IT
• Analytical thinking, strategic vision, and ability to influence decisions
• Willingness for long-term cooperation and occasional travel to France

Nice to have:

• SAFe, TOGAF, or ArchiMate certifications
• Knowledge of French language
• Experience with HOPEX

• Supporting business areas in gathering requirements, defining scope, and high-level design within a complex application environment (4500 applications, including 800 core systems), preparing impact analyses on applications and integrations, risk/benefit analyses, and architectural recommendations
• Ensuring smooth handover to solution architect teams during detailed design and implementation phases
• Leading transformation initiatives, architectural governance, and risk management, aligning teams with organizational roadmaps and strategic goals; delivering architectural roadmaps and ARB reports
• Documenting and maintaining the corporate architecture repository (e.g., HOPEX), including application landscape, dependencies, business capabilities, system diagrams, and application maps
• Conducting impact analyses, pre-studies, and providing architectural recommendations to stakeholders
• Defining target architectures, roadmaps, and capability/system/domain maps
• Leading and structuring architectural governance (ARB) in cooperation with IT and business stakeholders