Enterprise Architect – Data, AI
$200,000 - $240,000
ApplyEnterprise Architect – Data, AI
Posted 17 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$200,000 - $240,000
About the role
- Drive enterprise‐level architecture across multiple business domains, ensuring alignment with organizational strategy
- Lead discussions with senior stakeholders and bring clarity to complex technical decisions
- Lead the standardization of metadata practices across domains, ensuring discoverability, lineage, and governance
- Design and evolve enterprise-level semantic data models, including logical and conceptual models, ontologies, and domain definitions
- Partner with product, engineering, data, and AI teams to ensure data supports reporting, analytics, and AI use cases
- Provide feedback that directly shapes the next generation of AI models
- Knowledge of Machine Learning Operations (MLOps) workflows and tools for deploying, managing, and monitoring AI models in production
- Actively participate in design, discussions, and delivery—not just governance—with hands‐on engagement
- Review AI-generated code to ensure it is accurate, efficient, and high quality.
- Stay current on AI and data trends to help the organization evolve.
- 10+ years of experience in IT2+ years of experience: In an Enterprise Architect roleAI and ML Architectures
- Exposure with the following: Data-focused AI tools
- Proficient in tools such as Purview, Unity catalog, Erwin, or other semantic/metadata platforms
- Deep experience with Microsoft Azure and their AI and data services
- Experience working with Financial Services Industry
- Bachelor's degree in computer science, Information Systems, Engineering, or equivalent experience through work experience
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