Enterprise Architecture Advisor

IT/Software EngineeringSystem Architecture

Objective

The Enterprise Architecture Advisor is responsible for devising and implementing the enterprise computing strategy. This role aids in the development of information systems, ensuring they align with business goals and processes. They also advise on technology investments and architectural decisions.

Description

Guides the development and implementation of IT systems architecture.

Sample Questions

  • How to align IT systems with business objectives?
  • What are the best practices for enterprise architecture?
  • How to manage the impact of new projects on the existing IT architecture?
  • What's the strategic role of enterprise architecture in IT investments?

Key Functions

1. Develop and implement enterprise IT architecture strategies. 2. Guide the design and establishment of IT infrastructure. 3. Evaluate and select appropriate software or hardware and suggest integration methods. 4. Oversee the rollout of new systems and technology. 5. Provide advice during technical and architectural decision-making. 6. Collaborate with stakeholders to align IT systems with business objectives. 7. Monitor systems to ensure they meet both user needs and business goals. 8. Develop architectural blueprints and governing principles. 9. Identify the implications of architecture for IT strategy. 10. Forecast impact of new projects on the existing IT architecture.

Required Skills

1. Knowledge of IT infrastructure and platforms. 2. Proficiency in enterprise architecture methodologies. 3. Familiarity with data modelling and design techniques. 4. Understanding of software engineering and database design. 5. Experience in project management. 6. Knowledge of IT governance and operations. 7. Proficiency in business analysis and business process management. 8. Understanding of network architecture. 9. Knowledge of cybersecurity best practices. 10. Proficiency in cloud computing and virtualization. 11. Understanding of application architecture. 12. Experience with software development lifecycle (SDLC). 13. Knowledge of IT service management (ITSM). 14. Familiarity with DevOps and Agile methodologies. 15. Understanding of IT compliance and risk management.