Solution Architect - QSC

Haleon Poland is a purpose-driven consumer company with a trusted portfolio of brands including Sensodyne®, Panadol®, Advil®, Voltaren®, Theraflu®, Otrivin®, and Centrum®. The company focuses on delivering everyday health products and is entering an exciting growth chapter with the 'Win as One' strategy to unify and inspire its teams.

• Demonstrated experience as a Solution Architect in regulated or controlled environments (Quality, compliance, validated systems).
• Experience designing solutions across Quality and Supply Chains domains.
• Integration and data flow design capability with auditability and embedded controls.
• Ability to translate complex business requirements into implementable architectures.

Nice to have:

• Experience integrating Quality platforms with ERP/SAP and enterprise reporting.
• Experience operating within enterprise architecture standards and governance models.

• Design and deliver solution architectures covering functional and non-functional requirements, including security, compliance, performance, resilience, and operational support.
• Translate business requirements into architecture artefacts, solution designs, integration models, and data flows.
• Ensure solutions support validated and controlled environments with end-to-end traceability and audit readiness.
• Embed controls, audit trails, and evidence-capture mechanisms into solution designs from the outset.
• Align Quality solutions with SAP/ERP processes, ensuring consistency across quality, operational, and financial data.
• Design integration architectures and data flows that enable enterprise traceability, data integrity, and consistent reporting.
• Ensure adherence to enterprise data governance standards and single source of truth principles.
• Provide architecture governance through design reviews, implementation assurance, and support for delivery teams throughout build, test, and deployment phases.
• Document architectural decisions, trade-offs, and risks, escalating critical concerns where required.
• Drive standardisation, reuse of reference architectures, and simplification of solutions to reduce long-term complexity.