Enterprise Architect — Talan
- Location
- Lausanne
- Contract
- full-time
- Posted
- Yesterday
Role overview
We are looking for an Enterprise Architect with a strong focus on Cloud and Integration to support the evolution of a complex application ecosystem. You will play a key role in defining the target architecture, supporting transformation projects, and ensuring consistency across multiple business and IT initiatives. This role requires a strong technical background, with the ability to understand, challenge, and guide architecture and integration decisions. While the position is not primarily hands-on, being technically comfortable is a real asset. Key responsibilities
- Map the existing application landscape, systems, and their dependencies.
- Define, maintain, and improve architecture documentation.
- Provide architectural guidance across multiple transformation projects.
- Challenge solution design, integration patterns, and technology choices.
- Identify cross-system dependencies and assess their business and technical impact.
- Bring a high-level, strategic view to help prioritize initiatives and architectural recommendations.
- Support the ongoing transition towards a Cloud-based ecosystem.
- Review and advise on CI/CD, deployment, and integration best practices.
- Proven experience as an Enterprise Architect in complex IT environments.
- Key responsibilities
Main responsibilities
- Key responsibilities
Application process
- We are looking for an Enterprise Architect with a strong focus on Cloud and Integration to support the evolution of a complex application ecosystem.
- You will play a key role in defining the target architecture, supporting transformation projects, and ensuring consistency across multiple business and IT initiatives.
- This role requires a strong technical background, with the ability to understand, challenge, and guide architecture and integration decisions.
- While the position is not primarily hands-on, being technically comfortable is a real asset.
- Map the existing application landscape, systems, and their dependencies.
- Define, maintain, and improve architecture documentation.
- Provide architectural guidance across multiple transformation projects.
- Challenge solution design, integration patterns, and technology choices.
Additional details
- Enterprise application landscapes involving multiple interconnected systems. Fluent English required
Notes and original content
- Enterprise application landscapes involving multiple interconnected systems.
- Fluent English required
Questions about this listing
What salary does Talan offer for this role?
Talan lists CHF 63'000 - 107'500 gross per year for this position in Lausanne. This is the salary published in the original listing (or, when the employer omits a figure, a realistic estimate for the role and sector) — the calculator on this site converts it to your actual net take-home once cross-border tax and social contributions are applied.
Is this a full-time role, and what type of contract does Talan offer?
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