Lead MDM Solution Architect
2t consultingSouth Bound Brook (NJ)
Lead MDM Solution Architect
Posted yesterday
2t consultingSouth Bound Brook (NJ)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Job Summary:
Seeking an experienced Lead MDM Solution Architect with strong hands-on expertise in Informatica MDM to lead end-to-end MDM solution design, development, configuration, and implementation. The candidate must have successfully delivered multiple full lifecycle MDM implementations across domains such as Customer and Product MDM.
Key Responsibilities:
Lead end-to-end Informatica MDM solution design and implementation.
Design MDM data models and configure MDM Hub.
Develop and optimize match and merge rules.
Configure and implement Enterprise 360 (E360).
Design MDM ETL architecture and batch/real-time integrations.
Perform data mapping, data quality assessments, and performance tuning.
Configure and customize MDM tools, integrations, and web services.
Lead technical design reviews, code reviews, and architectural decisions.
Collaborate with business and technical stakeholders to gather requirements and deliver scalable MDM solutions.
Ensure adherence to SDLC, change management, and development standards.
Required Skills:
Strong hands-on experience with Informatica MDM.
Expertise in MDM architecture, Hub configuration, and data modeling.
Experience with match and merge rules and E360 configuration.
Strong knowledge of ETL, data integration, and data mapping.
Experience with batch and real-time integrations.
Knowledge of Data Quality, Data Governance, SOA, and Data Security.
Strong experience in MDM performance tuning and optimization.
Excellent communication, presentation, and stakeholder management skills.
Experience Requirements
12+ years of overall IT experience.
Minimum 10 years of experience in Information Management / MDM.
At least 2–3 recent full lifecycle Informatica MDM implementations.
Experience across Customer, Product, or other enterprise MDM domains.
Strong technical leadership and client-facing experience.
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