Enterprise Architect – Oracle Fusion ERP

Simplify Software Experts LLC/ Simpli Software Solutions Inc; Massachusetts; On-site; USD 170,000 - 230,000; Full time

Job summary

Chase seeks a senior Enterprise Architect to build and lead the architecture practice around Oracle Fusion ERP/SCM and Salesforce, guiding integration, data, and reporting standards across the enterprise.

You will define architecture principles, drive strategic roadmaps, and shape the integration of acquired businesses while ensuring upgrade safety and governance across platforms.

Qualifications

• 12+ years of IT experience with 5+ years in enterprise or solution architecture.
• Hands-on expertise in Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP and SCM, with lead architect experience on multiple implementations.
• Strong Salesforce architecture experience and integration with ERP platforms.

Responsibilities

• Design and stand up the enterprise architecture practice from scratch with charter, operating model, and success metrics.
• Publish architecture standards, reference architectures, and reusable patterns for apps, integration, data, security, and cloud.
• Establish an Architecture Review Board (ARB) with cadence and decision rights; implement EA tooling and a single source of truth for portfolio.

Skills

Oracle Fusion ERP

Salesforce Architecture

Enterprise Integration

Architecture Governance

M&A Integration

Education

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or related field

Tools

Oracle Fusion Cloud

OTBI / BI Publisher

Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC)

Salesforce APIs / Platform Events

Job description

Role: Enterprise Architect – Oracle Fusion ERP

Location: Massachusetts (Onsite role)

Role Overview

The Enterprise Architect is a senior technical leadership role responsible for building Chase’s enterprise architecture practice from the ground up as the company scales and grows. Partnering closely with IT leadership, the IT PMO, and business unit leaders, the Enterprise Architect defines how Chase’s core platforms — Oracle Fusion (ERP/SCM), FDAIP, and Salesforce — fit together, and sets the integration, data, and reporting standards that connect them. The role ensures technology decisions are aligned to business strategy, that the application landscape stays simple and scalable, and that acquired businesses can be integrated quickly and predictably.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

• Design and establish the enterprise architecture practice from scratch, including its charter, operating model, services, engagement model with the IT PMO and delivery teams, and success metrics.
• Define and publish architecture principles, standards, reference architectures, and reusable patterns covering applications, integration, data, security, and cloud.
• Stand up an Architecture Review Board (ARB) with a regular cadence, clear decision rights, and a lightweight review process that improves quality without slowing delivery.
• Select and implement EA tooling and a single source of truth for the application portfolio, capability map, interfaces, and technical standards.
• Build the architecture team over time, hiring and mentoring solution, integration, and data architects as the practice matures.

Enterprise Architecture Strategy & Roadmap

• Develop and maintain the enterprise architecture vision and multi-year roadmap, aligning applications, data, integration, and infrastructure with business objectives and growth priorities.
• Create and maintain business capability maps and current/target-state architectures; identify gaps, redundancies, and rationalization opportunities across the application portfolio.
• Evaluate emerging technologies, including AI capabilities within Oracle and Salesforce, and recommend adoption paths that deliver measurable business value.
• Define architecture patterns for integrating acquired businesses onto Chase platforms to accelerate M&A integration and realize synergies.
• Serve as the lead architect for Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP and SCM, including Financials, Procurement, Order Management, Inventory, Manufacturing, and related modules.
• Own the Oracle Fusion solution design authority: enterprise structures, legal entity and ledger design, chart of accounts, and security and role design, including segregation of duties.
• Enforce a standard-first approach, governing configuration versus extension decisions and use of Oracle Visual Builder, PaaS extensions, and Redwood UX.
• Ensure the Oracle Fusion environment remains upgrade-safe and aligned with Oracle’s quarterly update cadence, with regression testing and impact analysis built into the release process.
• Define the Salesforce architecture and org strategy across Sales Cloud, Service Cloud, and related clouds, including data model, security and sharing model, and environment strategy.
• Establish Salesforce development, release, and DevOps standards, balancing declarative configuration with custom development and governing managed packages and AppExchange usage.
• Design the quote-to-cash and customer data flows between Salesforce and Oracle Fusion, ensuring a consistent customer, product, pricing, and order record across systems.
• Define the enterprise integration strategy and standards, including API-led connectivity, event-driven patterns, and appropriate use of batch, real-time, and file-based integration.
• Establish Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) and/or middleware standards, reusable integration patterns, naming conventions, error handling, monitoring, and alerting.
• Govern use of Oracle Fusion REST/SOAP APIs, FBDI, HDL, and business events, as well as Salesforce APIs and platform events.
• Maintain an enterprise interface inventory and ensure integrations are secure, observable, documented, and supportable.
• Define the enterprise data and reporting architecture, with FDAIP as the analytics foundation for Oracle Fusion ERP and SCM data and a clear strategy for blending Salesforce and other source data.
• Establish reporting best practices and a clear decision framework for when to use OTBI, BI Publisher, FDAIP, Salesforce reporting, or enterprise BI tools.
• Partner with finance and business leaders to define a governed semantic layer, certified KPIs, and a single source of truth for key metrics.
• Establish data governance standards, including master data management (customer, supplier, item), data quality, lineage, retention, and access controls.

Architecture Governance, Security & Compliance

• Embed architecture review into the project lifecycle so that major initiatives are assessed for fit, reuse, cost, risk, and alignment with standards.
• Partner with cybersecurity to ensure architectures meet identity and access, data protection, and privacy requirements, including single sign-on and role-based access across platforms.
• Ensure architecture supports SOX controls, audit requirements, and business continuity and disaster recovery objectives.

QUALIFICATIONS

Experience & Background

• 12+ years of IT experience, including 5+ years in enterprise or solution architecture roles.
• Deep, hands‑on expertise in Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP and SCM, with lead architect experience on at least two full‑lifecycle Oracle Fusion implementations.
• Hands‑on experience with FDAIP and Oracle reporting tools (OTBI, BI Publisher), including designing analytics solutions for finance and supply chain.
• Strong Salesforce architecture experience across Sales and/or Service Cloud, including integration with ERP platforms.
• Proven expertise in enterprise integration architecture using Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) or comparable iPaaS/middleware platforms, APIs, and event‑driven patterns.
• Demonstrated experience building an architecture practice, ARB, or architecture governance function, ideally from the ground up.
• Experience supporting technology integration for mergers and acquisitions in a growth-oriented company.
• Exceptional communication skills, with the ability to explain complex architecture decisions to executives and influence without direct authority.

Certifications (Preferred)

• Salesforce Certified Application or System Architect (or Technical Architect)
• Oracle Integration Cloud or cloud platform certifications (OCI, AWS, or Azure)

Education

• Bachelor’s degree in computer science, Information Systems, Engineering, or a related field — required.