Enterprise Digital Experience Architect: Acquisition & APIs

Flint Hills Resources; Lisle (IL); On-site; USD 180,000 - 205,000; Full time

Job summary

Molex seeks an Enterprise Digital Experience Architect to guide the Digital CX ecosystem and shape evolving digital capabilities as Molex grows.

The role partners across Marketing, Product, Sales, IT, and Enterprise Architecture to ensure investments align to a cohesive target-state architecture, while leading complex acquisition integrations and advocating API-first, cloud-based patterns.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience in a related field.
• 10+ years in software engineering, solution architecture, or enterprise app development.
• 5+ years leading enterprise-scale digital or application integration initiatives.
• Strong understanding of API-first architecture and modern integration patterns.

Responsibilities

• Lead architect across the Digital Customer Experience ecosystem.
• Define and evolve target-state Digital CX architecture and patterns.
• Lead acquisition integration roadmaps from Day 1 through target-state adoption.
• Develop reusable acquisition playbooks and patterns for future integrations.
• Communicate architecture strategy and risks to stakeholders.

Skills

Digital Platform Integration

API Design & Integration

CMS

PIM

Digital CX

SEO & AI Search

Identity & Authentication

Application Modernization

Acquisition Integration

Technical Roadmapping

Cross-functional Leadership

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, Software Engineering, or related discipline

Tools

Salesforce

Adobe Experience Manager

Salsify

Job description

Molex seeks an Enterprise Digital Experience Architect to guide the Digital CX ecosystem and shape evolving digital capabilities as Molex grows.

The role partners across Marketing, Product, Sales, IT, and Enterprise Architecture to ensure investments align to a cohesive target-state architecture, while leading complex acquisition integrations and advocating API-first, cloud-based patterns.