Strategic Enterprise Architect — AI-Driven Solutions

Kyndryl; Lisboa; Híbrido; EUR 90 000 - 130 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

Kyndryl in Lisbon is seeking an experienced Enterprise Architect to bridge business needs with IT strategy, designing high‑level architectures across enterprise-scale initiatives. You will map IT capabilities to business requirements, apply TOGAF and Zachman frameworks, and work with customers to develop agile, sustainable solutions that span cloud and on‑premises environments.

Join a growth‑minded team with a hybrid work culture, ample learning opportunities, and a path to credentialing across

Qualificações

• 5 years of experience designing Enterprise Architecture.
• Ability to architect, design and implement IT infrastructure and platforms within a large operating organization.
• Knowledge utilizing TOGAF, Zachman framework, or other related enterprise architect technologies.

Responsabilidades

• Bridge business needs with IT strategy through enterprise architecture models and views.
• Map IT capabilities to business requirements and drive high‑level architectures.
• Collaborate with customers to develop agile, sustainable IT solutions across cloud and on‑premises environments.
• Influence stakeholders and communicate complex concepts effectively to non‑technical audiences.

Conhecimentos

Enterprise Architecture design

Stakeholder communication

Formação académica

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or Information Technology

Ferramentas

TOGAF

Zachman framework

Cloud technologies

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Kyndryl in Lisbon is seeking an experienced Enterprise Architect to bridge business needs with IT strategy, designing high‑level architectures across enterprise-scale initiatives. You will map IT capabilities to business requirements, apply TOGAF and Zachman frameworks, and work with customers to develop agile, sustainable solutions that span cloud and on‑premises environments.

Join a growth‑minded team with a hybrid work culture, ample learning opportunities, and a path to credentialing across