SVP Global Chief IT Architecture

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general motors financial companyArlington (TX)

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About the role

Innovation isn’t just a talking point at GM Financial, it’s how we operate. From generative AI and cloud-native technologies to peer-led learning and hackathons, our tech teams are building real solutions that make a difference. We’re committed to AI-powered transformation, using advanced machine learning and automation to help us reimagine customer interactions and modernize operations, positioning GM Financial as a leader in digital innovation within a dynamic industry. Join us and discover a workplace where your ideas matter, your development is prioritized, and you can truly make a global impact. This position will be posted until filled.
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About the Role: At GM Financial, technology is a strategic differentiator. As we accelerate our transformation into an AI-enabled, data-driven global financial services organization, we are seeking a visionary Senior Vice President, Global Chief IT Architecture to define and lead the enterprise technology architecture that will power the next generation of automotive financing, digital experiences, intelligent operations, and innovation. This is one of the most influential technology leadership roles in the company, partnering directly with executive leadership, business leaders, product teams, cybersecurity, engineering, data, and operations organizations to create a modern architecture strategy that enables growth, resilience, security, scalability, and AI-driven innovation across global markets. The SVP Global Chief IT Architecture is responsible for leading enterprise architecture functions across application, solution, data, and cloud domains, while guiding innovation, defining standards, and ensuring architectural governance across all technology initiatives. Enterprise Strategy & Leadership Establish and lead the enterprise technology architecture vision and roadmap Provide significant input into GM Financial’s overall technology strategy and direction Align architecture strategy with business priorities and corporate objectives Advise executive leadership on emerging technologies and industry trends Architecture Governance & Standards Establish architectural governance, standards, and decision frameworks Ensure proper governance routines and compliance with standards Define and maintain enterprise-wide architecture patterns and best practices Lead modernization of core applications, platforms, and infrastructure Drive cloud-native, API-first, and event-driven architecture strategies

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