Global Lead Enterprise Architecture Infrastructure and Information Security Risk Management (ISRM)

Global Lead Enterprise Architecture Infrastructure and Information Security Risk Management (ISRM)

Sandoz

Prague, Czech Republic

Job Summary

We are seeking a dynamic and visionary leader to define and drive the architectural strategy, roadmaps, and standards for Infrastructure and Information Security Risk Management (ISRM) across our global enterprise. This role will oversee the design and communication of ISRM architecture, guiding the development of robust solutions for complex projects and programs. The successful candidate will champion innovation, leveraging creative approaches to solve business and IT challenges, and accelerate transformative outcomes across the organization.

Your Key Responsibilities

Your responsibilities include, but are not limited to:

• Oversee architectural activities for Infrastructure and Information Security Risk Management (ISRM), or architectural practice area, or manage the development of solution architectures for projects or programs within a business area;
• Define standards and direction of architecture for Infrastructure and Information Security Risk Management (ISRM);
• Define and develop the logical design and information management strategies necessary to store, move and manage data in a new target state;
• Utilize/define architecture patterns to suggest the most adequate utilization of technical platforms in support of the holistic solution architecture design;
• Define, create and evolve the Architecture Governance Framework ( e.g. architecture methods, practices and standards ) for IT;
• Understand and advocate the principles of business and IT strategies, Be prepared to sell the Architecture process, its outcome and ongoing results, and to lead the communication, marketing or educational activities needed to ensure Enterprise Architecture success and use.

Minimum Requirements

Preferred Requirements:

• Completeness, adequacy and correctness of the domain architecture meeting its functional and non-functional needs and requirements;
• Strategy and landscape alignment;
• Documented architecture pattern(s) in the architecture handbook of the solution;
• Operational and cost efficiency;
• Key stakeholder trainings;
• Enterprise Architecture (e.g. using LeanIX);
• Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology Business.