Strategic Enterprise Architect | Cloud & Innovation Leader

Gordon Food Service; Wyoming (MI); Hybrid; USD 120,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

Gordon Food Service is seeking an Enterprise Architect to lead enterprise-wide application and technology strategies. You will guide multi-year roadmaps, govern architecture across domains, and partner with leaders to design scalable, cross-domain solutions.

A focus on mentoring, innovation, and reusable architecture patterns will be essential. You will collaborate with engineering, domain architects, and executives to translate complex trade-offs into clear roadmaps and strategies, while

Qualifications

• Experience: Minimum of 6 years in Information Technology or equivalent.
• Education: Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, Engineering, or related field (or equivalent).
• Domain breadth across at least two EA domains: applications, data/information, infrastructure, security, business.

Responsibilities

• Define enterprise-wide architectural visions and multi-year roadmaps.
• Govern architecture with councils and domain teams to ensure standards.
• Design cross-domain architectures for strategic initiatives.
• Lead research, POCs, and vendor evaluations for emerging tech.
• Drive reuse of enterprise patterns and digital assets.
• Mentor domain architects, engineers, and IT staff.
• Document designs, blueprints, and decision records with metrics.

Skills

Enterprise Architecture

Cross-domain Collaboration

Communication Skills

Mentoring

Education

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, Engineering, or related field

Tools

Google Cloud Platform

ERP platforms

Enterprise integration frameworks

Job description

Gordon Food Service is seeking an Enterprise Architect to lead enterprise-wide application and technology strategies. You will guide multi-year roadmaps, govern architecture across domains, and partner with leaders to design scalable, cross-domain solutions.

A focus on mentoring, innovation, and reusable architecture patterns will be essential. You will collaborate with engineering, domain architects, and executives to translate complex trade-offs into clear roadmaps and strategies, while