Remote Domain Architect — Enterprise Solutions Lead

Stanley Black & Decker, Inc.; Northern (KY); Hybrid; USD 111,000 - 178,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, life, vision, short/’

401(k) and stock purchase plan

Paid time off and tuition assistance

Job summary

Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. is seeking a Domain Architect to join our Corporate Information Technology team as a remote employee in the United States. The role focuses on high-level design, architecture governance, and portfolio coordination across technical solutions.

You will drive roadmaps, ensure policy compliance, and collaborate with business partners and external vendors. You’ll translate business needs into technical capabilities, define architectures, and maintain standards while

Qualifications

• Undergraduate degree or higher with 8–10 years relevant experience, or a graduate degree with 6–8 years.
• Experience in domain architecture, technology roadmaps and enterprise guardrails.
• Strong knowledge of Blue Yonder/JDA platforms and integration technologies.

Responsibilities

• Translate business needs into technical capabilities for architecture teams.
• Collaborate with stakeholders to define solutions and roadmaps.
• Ensure solutions meet privacy, security, and risk policies.
• Guide EA guardrails, standards, patterns and frameworks with Enterprise Architecture.

Skills

Blue Yonder MOCA/Java

Java

C++

.NET

SQL

SVN Version Control

SOA

Cloud/SaaS/IaaS/PaaS

Big Data

Web/Mobile

Education

Undergraduate degree

Graduate degree

Tools

Jasper

Report Writer

SVN

Blue Yonder Tools

Job description

Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. is seeking a Domain Architect to join our Corporate Information Technology team as a remote employee in the United States. The role focuses on high-level design, architecture governance, and portfolio coordination across technical solutions.

You will drive roadmaps, ensure policy compliance, and collaborate with business partners and external vendors. You’ll translate business needs into technical capabilities, define architectures, and maintain standards while