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Sage Group plc in the United Kingdom is seeking a senior Enterprise Architect to define and deliver future-state architectures and roadmaps that align business and IT strategies across Sage. You will act as a key link between technology and business leadership, shaping strategic platforms and governance forums.
As a hybrid role based in Newcastle, you will collaborate with regional and global teams to transition from fragmented local systems to a simplified global technology landscape and
Job Description Job purpose: In support of Sage's vision and the transition to a unified global IT operating model, this role plays a critical part in transforming how IT services are delivered to colleagues and customers worldwide-with a focus on simplicity, mobility, and efficiency. As a senior member of the Architecture function, this role is responsible for delivering strategic, actionable enterprise architectures and roadmaps that align business and IT strategies across Sage. It serves as a key link between technology and business leadership, helping to shape and influence functional strategies and drive the evolution of Sage's global IT estate. Key responsibilities include defining and designing future-state architectures, building strong relationships with IT and business stakeholders, leading architecture governance forums, and collaborating with regional architecture teams to guide the transition from localized systems to a simplified, global technology landscape. The role also contributes to the development of strategic platform roadmaps that enhance customer and colleague experiences, reduce complexity, and accelerate time to market. This position is a designated support role to the Director of Architecture and may be called upon to deputize or take on broader responsibilities beyond the immediate scope of the role, contributing to the overall leadership and direction of the Architecture function. Key Responsibilities Key accountabilities and decision ownership: (8 or 10 max)