Global Enterprise Architect — Data, Cloud & Integration

Thinkit Resources; Kraków; On-site; PLN 180,000 - 280,000; Full time

Job summary

Thinkit Resources is seeking an Enterprise Architect in Kraków to own and continuously maintain the enterprise architecture repository across GTM, Finance and Services. You will define principles, standards and reference patterns to reduce fragmentation and drive architecture governance for major initiatives.

The role involves partnering with programme leadership and Data & Analytics to translate processes into implementable designs, guardrails and acceptance criteria, while guiding

Qualifications

• Has enterprise architecture experience in a global organisation (3–5+ years).
• TOGAF qualified (or actively pursuing) and familiar with EA best practices, tooling and governance.

Responsibilities

• Own and maintain the enterprise architecture repository (as-is and target) across GTM, Finance and Services.
• Define and enforce architecture principles, standards and reference patterns to reduce fragmentation.
• Run architecture governance for major initiatives: design reviews, decision records, exception handling and dependency resolution.
• Partner with programme leadership to translate target operating processes into implementation-ready architecture designs, guardrails and acceptance criteria.
• Collaborate with Data & Analytics on master data and analytical dimensions, clarifying ownership and stewardship touchpoints.

Skills

Enterprise Architecture

Stakeholder management

Facilitation

Governance

Education

TOGAF certification

Tools

VCP cloud tools

Job description

Thinkit Resources is seeking an Enterprise Architect in Kraków to own and continuously maintain the enterprise architecture repository across GTM, Finance and Services. You will define principles, standards and reference patterns to reduce fragmentation and drive architecture governance for major initiatives.

The role involves partnering with programme leadership and Data & Analytics to translate processes into implementable designs, guardrails and acceptance criteria, while guiding