Enterprise Digital Experience Architect - United States
molexLisle (IL)
Enterprise Digital Experience Architect - United States
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molexLisle (IL)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Overview:
In this role you shape Molex’s digital customer experience landscape, guiding architecture across cross-platform solutions and ensuring cohesive integration of digital capabilities. You drive the target-state architecture and scalable patterns to support growth, including acquiring and integrating new businesses. You collaborate with marketing, product, sales, data, and engineering to align digital investments with a unified enterprise stack. You’ll lead architecture strategy for acquisitions, developing repeatable playbooks that accelerate integration while preserving customer experience. This is an opportunity to influence how Molex scales its digital ecosystem in a fast-changing landscape Compensation / Benefits medical, dental, vision flexible spending accounts life insurance paid vacation/time off educational assistance paid parental leave
Responsibilities:
Lead architectural guidance across the Molex Digital Customer Experience ecosystem Define and evolve the target-state Digital CX architecture including platforms, data, APIs, identity, search, and customer experiences Establish architectural principles, reference patterns, and best practices for Digital CX teams Lead digital architecture strategy for acquired businesses from due diligence to integration Develop acquisition integration roadmaps covering Day 1 through target-state adoption Assess acquired websites, apps, product data, content, identities, digital assets, search equity, and supporting tech Define reusable approaches for migrating acquisitions into Molex capabilities (e.g., Molex.com, MyMolex, Salesforce, CMS, APIs, search, identity, analytics, marketing tech) Facilitate architectural decisions across Digital CX capabilities ensuring alignment with enterprise goals Identify opportunities to simplify architecture, reduce debt, and increase reuse Champion API-first, composable, event-driven, and cloud-based architecture where suitable Partner with platform architects, engineering, and Enterprise Architecture to resolve cross-platform challenges Lead technical due diligence for acquisitions and identify modernization opportunities Develop reusable Digital CX acquisition playbooks and patterns to speed future acquisitions Ensure migration strategies address content, product data, customer identity, authentication, SEO equity, analytics, and AI AEO Communicate architecture strategy, decisions, risks, and recommendations to executives and stakeholders
Key requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in a related field plus 10+ years in software engineering, solution architecture, or enterprise app development 5+ years leading enterprise-scale digital or application integration initiatives Experience designing integrations across multiple enterprise applications Strong understanding of API-first architecture and modern integration patterns Experience with cloud platforms (AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud) Experience designing scalable web application architectures Experience with databases, data modeling, and enterprise integrations Excellent communication skills translating technical concepts for business stakeholders Strong organizational skills and track record of leading complex cross-functional initiatives Ability to influence without direct authority across multiple organizations Excellent communication Cross-functional leadership Influence without authority API-first architecture Cloud platforms (AWS/Azure/Google Cloud) Web application architecture
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