Hybrid Enterprise Architect — Cloud, Data & Security

State of North Carolina; North Carolina; Hybrid; USD 105,000 - 184,000; Full time

Job summary

State of North Carolina's DHHS IT Division seeks an Enterprise Architect to define principles, policies, and standards and to lead integration with business and IT processes.

The role provides direction across architecture domains to support current and future IT operations, regulatory compliance, and enterprise evolution within Raleigh-area operations. It is federally funded and time-limited with hybrid onsite reporting.

Qualifications

• Documented knowledge reviewing, guiding, and supporting enterprise-wide IT projects.
• Documented skill in establishing and upholding state-wide enterprise architecture principles, guidelines, and best practices.
• Develop/ Implement Enterprise Standards, Framework, Cloud Strategy, Cloud Governance/Principles Framework.
• Policies, standards, and guidelines directing IT within the enterprise.
• Foster innovation via brainstorming sessions, hackathons and other events.

Responsibilities

• Define Enterprise Architecture principles, policies, and standards and integrate with business and IT processes.
• Provide direction in architecture domains to support IT operations and regulatory compliance.
• Ensure development and evolution of Business, Application, Data, Technology, Integration and Security architectures.

Skills

Enterprise architecture

IT governance

Cloud strategy

Policy development

Innovation/events

Education

Bachelor's degree in computer science/closely related

Bachelor's degree in business administration/closely related

Equivalent combination of education and experience

Job description

State of North Carolina's DHHS IT Division seeks an Enterprise Architect to define principles, policies, and standards and to lead integration with business and IT processes.

The role provides direction across architecture domains to support current and future IT operations, regulatory compliance, and enterprise evolution within Raleigh-area operations. It is federally funded and time-limited with hybrid onsite reporting.