Enterprise Architect

Description
MUST HAVE: TOGAF Certification and Financial Background
Over 10 years of experience
Proven Enterprise Architecture experience at a large Financial Services institution
TOGAF Certification
Strong familiarity with common TOGAF
Experience with Bizzdesign or a similar tool
Knowledge of software development lifecycles and system architectures
The ability to model efficient architectures and evaluate relevant technologies.
Experience with data-driven report building and presentation.
The ability to influence decisions at both the corporate and departmental level.
Comfort working with diverse teams and employees across the organization.

Detail-oriented enterprise architect to assist in the setting strategy for platforms of our organization. The enterprise architect's responsibilities include reducing the technology sprawl, managing all new tools acquisition, improving the current EA operating model , optimizing business capabilities, and setting the direction and approach for integrating information applications and programs. The enterprise architect is also responsible for cataloging, developing, coordinating, communicating, maintaining, and enforcing overall enterprise architecture models, representations, initiatives, capabilities, and components to adequately perform the organization's business and technology activities.To be successful as an enterprise architect, you should have expertise in financial services, excellent technical and analytical skills. You should also have strong leadership, communication, and interpersonal skills.