Information Architect

TN United Kingdom; Macclesfield; On-site; GBP 50,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

An innovative firm is looking for a skilled Information Architect to join their Operations team. This role is pivotal in defining and governing enterprise information architectures that enhance global supply chain and manufacturing processes. You will play a key role in aligning strategies and designs to promote enterprise-wide thinking, ensuring the effective delivery of medicines to patients. If you are passionate about optimizing operations and have a strong background in information architecture, this is the perfect opportunity to make a significant impact in a forward-thinking environment.

Qualifications

• Experience in defining enterprise information architectures.
• Knowledge of supply chain processes and procurement strategies.

Responsibilities

• Govern enterprise information architectures and strategies.
• Consolidate thinking across Operations for effective delivery.

Skills

Enterprise Information Architecture

Supply Chain Optimization

Procurement

Manufacturing Processes

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Information Technology

Master's Degree in Business Administration

Tools

GMP Compliance Tools

Project Management Software

Job description

The (Enterprise Information Architecture) EIA practice is seeking an Information Architect who will align with the Operations line of business, encompassing Global Supply Chain and Manufacturing.

The Operations Information Architecture team supports the following business capability areas:

1. Develop: Development and commercialization of medicines emerging from R&D
2. Plan: Supply chain planning and optimization
3. Source: Procurement of externally sourced materials and contract manufacturing
4. Make: Manufacturing and quality release of medicines in a validated (GMP) environment
5. Delivery: The delivery of medicines to patients

The role will focus on defining and governing enterprise information architectures, strategies, designs, and models, as well as consolidating thinking and artifacts across Operations, one or more projects/programmes, to promote enterprise-wide thinking and delivery.