Solution Architect IS&O Manufacturing

FujiFilm; Hillerød; On-site; DKK 1,000,000 - 1,400,000; Full time

Job summary

FujiFilm Global is seeking a Global Solution Architect (IS&O) for GxP Manufacturing to translate complex business and technical needs into scalable end-to-end architectures that connect shop floor to cloud, ensuring security, compliance and release readiness across a global network.

You will design IT/OT architectures, drive ARB reviews, and collaborate with engineering teams to embed GxP, ISA/IEC 62443, and industry standards into solutions that protect patients and enable confident growth.

Qualifications

• 8+ years in manufacturing, OT, automation, or GxP solution architecture or engineering.
• Experience with manufacturing platforms and systems, including MES, DCS/SCADA, historians, laboratory systems, and industrial integration patterns.
• Experience designing IT/OT architectures, network segmentation, industrial DMZs, secure data flows, and resilient site solutions.

Responsibilities

• Translate business and technical requirements into end-to-end solution designs within the GxP Manufacturing domain.
• Produce and maintain architecture artifacts to support design decisions and delivery teams.
• Identify ARB entry criteria and prepare inputs for review.
• Perform architecture impact assessments across IT, OT, data, and security domains.
• Define and validate solution design options and support decision-making with clear trade-offs.
• Review designs to ensure alignment with patterns and reference architectures; flag deviations for governance review.
• Work with engineering and delivery teams to clarify design intent and ensure correct implementation.
• Identify and manage cross-team dependencies and integration points.
• Ensure security, compliance, and infrastructure requirements are embedded in designs.
• Support release readiness by validating architecture-related dependencies, risks, and constraints.
• Document and track architecture risks, exceptions, and technical debt with mitigation plans.
• And other job duties as assigned.

Skills

End-to-end design

Architecture artifacts

ARB review

IT/OT architecture

Security & Compliance

Release readiness

Education

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Information Systems

Tools

MES

DCS/SCADA

Historians

Laboratory systems

Job description

Global Solution Architect (IS&O) - GxP Manufacturing

Architect the digital backbone of FLBG manufacturing. As our Global Solution Architect (IS&O) - GxP Manufacturing, you’ll translate complex business and technical needs into practical, scalable architectures that connect shop floor to top floor-MES, DCS/SCADA, historians, labs, networks, and the cloud. Your work will hardwire security and compliance into every design, accelerate delivery, and ensure our sites run safely, reliably, and inspection-ready. Join us to shape solutions that protect patients, empower operators, and enable confident growth across our global network.

Why this role matters

Build once, scale everywhere: Create end-to-end designs that harmonize IT/OT, secure data flows, and enable resilient site operations across multiple facilities and modalities.

Raise the bar on compliance and speed: Surface risks and dependencies early, align to enterprise patterns, and get solutions release-ready with fewer surprises and less rework.

Protect what matters: By embedding GxP, ISA/IEC 62443, and industry standards into every solution, you’ll reduce compliance exposure and strengthen reliability and security for clients and patients.

What you’ll do

• Translate business and technical requirements into end-to-end solution designs within the GxP Manufacturing domain, including system interactions, data flows, and integration points.
• Produce and maintain solution architecture artifacts (diagrams, data flows, interface definitions, technology selections) to support design decisions and delivery teams.
• Identify whether initiatives meet Architecture Review Board (ARB) entry criteria (e.g., cross-domain impact, regulatory scope, new technology, high-risk design) and prepare required inputs for review.
• Perform architecture impact assessments for new initiatives, including dependencies across IT, OT, data, and security domains.
• Define and validate solution design options (e.g., build vs. buy, pattern selection, integration approaches) and support decision-making with clear trade-offs.
• Review designs to ensure alignment with approved patterns and reference architectures; flag and route deviations for governance review.
• Work closely with engineering and delivery teams to clarify design intent, resolve design issues, and ensure correct implementation of the architecture.
• Identify and manage cross-team dependencies, ensuring sequencing and integration points are clearly understood and planned.
• Ensure security, compliance, and infrastructure requirements are embedded in solution designs (e.g., GxP, identity, data protection, connectivity, IT/OT segmentation).
• Support release readiness by validating that architecture-related dependencies, risks, and constraints are addressed prior to deployment.
• Document and track architecture risks, exceptions, and technical debt, including mitigation or remediation plans.
• And other job duties as assigned.

Minimum education requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Information Systems, or related field (or equivalent experience).

Preferred certifications

• ISA/IEC 62443 TOGAF ISA-95 / ISA-88 training or certification (nice-to-have)
• GAMP 5 or GxP / Computer System Validation certification (nice-to-have)

Minimum experience requirements

• 8+ years in manufacturing, OT, automation, or GxP solution architecture or engineering.
• Experience with manufacturing platforms and systems, including MES, DCS/SCADA, historians, laboratory systems, and industrial integration patterns.
• Experience designing IT/OT architectures, network segmentation, industrial DMZs, secure data flows, and resilient site solutions.
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