Solution Architect O2C Pharma - RDT ERP

Roche is a global healthcare company employing over 100,000 people dedicated to advancing science and ensuring access to healthcare worldwide. The company treats more than 26 million people with its medicines and conducts over 30 billion tests using its Diagnostics products.

• Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or related field.
• Over 7 years of experience designing and implementing business-driven, standards-based solutions within complex multi-product ERP environments (e.g., SAP).
• Proven expertise in leading technical teams to solve complex architectural problems.
• In-depth knowledge of ERP technology areas, integration platforms, and application landscapes.
• Strong capability in creating Conceptual and Logical Data Models, Taxonomies, Ontologies, and establishing complex integration pathways.
• Expertise in managing Non-Functional Requirements (NFRs), defining fitness functions, establishing reference architectures, and recording Architecture Decision Records (ADRs).
• Exceptional stakeholder management and negotiation skills.
• Strategic mindset to maintain long-term product roadmaps and mentor peers.

• Design robust ERP solutions that meet product requirements, business priorities, and enterprise standards across complex multi-product environments.
• Lead technical teams to solve complex architectural problems and deliver innovative solutions.
• Maintain vision, technology roadmap, and current landscape for multiple interconnected ERP solutions.
• Create Conceptual and Logical Data Models, Taxonomies, Ontologies, and complex integration pathways.
• Define reference architectures and manage Non-Functional Requirements (NFRs) and fitness functions.
• Document and publish Architecture Decision Records (ADRs).
• Communicate architectural concepts clearly and negotiate with diverse stakeholders.
• Research, evaluate, pilot, and drive adoption of new ERP technologies.
• Manage technical debt and conduct vendor assessments.
• Contribute to architecture practices and governance.
• Mentor peers and junior architects within the enterprise community.