Enterprise Architect Business Systems

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for sections: About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. Only include sections that have real specific content. The posting includes introduction (About the role?), responsibilities (Your Role And Responsibilities, What You Will Do), required education (Preferred Education), technical expertise (Required Technical And Professional Expertise), preferred technical experience (Preferred Technical And Professional Experience). There's no explicit Benefits, Pay, Schedule. So we should not include those sections. We need to map content to sections: - About the role: The introduction paragraph(s) describing IBM Finance & Operations, the team, etc. Also maybe the description of role? But we have separate Responsibilities. So About the role could be the introductory paragraphs before "Your Role And Responsibilities". That includes: "Introduction At IBM Finance & Operations, we are the backbone...". Also maybe "IBM offers continuous learning..." etc. We'll put that in About the role. - Responsibilities: The bullet list of duties: "Your Role And Responsibilities" paragraph and "What You Will Do" list. We'll extract responsibilities as list items. - Requirements: Possibly the "Preferred Education" and "Required Technical And Professional Expertise"? Actually "Preferred Education" is a qualification. "Required Technical And Professional Expertise" is requirements. We'll treat "Required Technical And Professional Expertise" as Requirements (must-have). Also maybe "Preferred Technical And Professional Experience" as Qualifications or Skills? The spec says we have sections: Qualifications, Skills. We need to decide where to put each. We have: - Preferred Education: Master's Degree (preferred). That's a qualification. - Required Technical And Professional Expertise: list of bullet-like sentences (though not bullet). We'll treat as Requirements. - Preferred Technical And Professional Experience: list of bullet-like sentences. Could be Qualifications or Skills. Since they are "Preferred", they could be Qualifications. But we also have Skills section maybe for technical skills. However the spec says we should prefer few substantive sections over many thin ones. We could combine Preferred Education and Preferred Technical And Professional Experience into Qualifications. And Required Technical And Professional Expertise into Requirements. Skills maybe not needed if covered. But we need to ensure we don't create empty sections. We'll include About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications. No Benefits, Pay, Schedule. We must not repeat job title as heading. No Job ID. We must preserve all substantive information, not invent or summarize away detail. So we need to keep the details exactly as in text, but we can format as

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  . We need to ensure we don't lose any detail. Let's extract sections. First, Introduction text: "Introduction At IBM Finance & Operations, we are the backbone of IBM’s transformation driving efficiency, transparency, and smart decision-making across the business. Our teams provide the insight and discipline that guide strategy, ensure financial strength, and enable IBM to invest in innovation and growth. Working in Finance & Operations means combining analytical skills with collaboration and curiosity. You’ll partner with colleagues across functions and geographies, using data, technology, and process excellence to create solutions that improve performance and deliver measurable impact. IBM offers continuous learning, career development, and a culture that values diverse perspectives. Join us and be part of a global team that keeps IBM moving forward, while building your own future in a dynamic and evolving environment." We need to keep that as prose. Could be one

  or multiple. We'll put as one

  . Second, Responsibilities: The text after "Your Role And Responsibilities" up to before "What You Will Do"? Actually "Your Role And Responsibilities IBM's Confluent Business Systems team is looking for an Enterprise Architect to define the end-to-end architecture and technology direction for our consumption-based business. This is a principal-level individual contributor role for a SaaS and integrations technical leader who can connect business strategy, enterprise applications, integration architecture, data platforms, and measurable outcomes. You will map and shape the architecture roadmap across the quote-to-cash value stream, including customer acquisition, quoting, contracting, provisioning, entitlements, usage metering, pricing, billing, invoicing, collections, renewals, and revenue accounting. You will design the target state for the applications, integrations, data flows, and transformations required to scale revenue-generating events with frictionless business processes and high-quality, trusted data. You will be a trusted technical and business advisor to leaders across Finance, Sales, Revenue Operations, Customer Success, Product, Engineering, Data, and Enterprise Architecture. Your influence will help Confluent improve customer acquisition and retention, increase revenue, improve customer satisfaction, strengthen billing accuracy, and ensure revenue accounting is accurate and complete. This role is not limited to reviewing project designs. You will establish enterprise-level direction, make complex tradeoffs clear, guide investment and sequencing decisions, and create reusable architecture patterns that enable teams to move faster with confidence. You will also serve as a role model and force multiplier for Business Systems Analysts and Business Systems Engineers." Then "What You Will Do" list: "Define and maintain the end-to-end enterprise architecture vision and multi-year roadmap for Confluent’s consumption-based quote-to-cash ecosystem including CRM, CPQ, contract lifecycle management, usage and billing platforms such as Metronome, ERP and revenue accounting systems, customer success platforms, and data platformsDesign scalable, resilient, and frictionless flows from customer acquisition through quoting, contracting, provisioning, usage capture, pricing, billing, invoicing, collections, renewals, and revenue accounting.Develop architecture roadmaps that balance near-term delivery, customer and business value, platform reliability, technical debt, cost, security, compliance, and long-term scalability.Partner with business and technical leaders to translate strategic objectives into coherent application, integration, and data investments with clear sequencing and measurable outcomes.Coach and mentor BSAs, Business Systems Engineers, architects, and delivery partners; raise the quality of solution design, technical documentation, data thinking, and engineering practices across the organization." Note there are missing spaces after some sentences (like "...platformsDesign" etc). We'll keep as is but maybe add a space for readability? We must preserve ALL substantive information; we can add spaces? The instruction says preserve ALL substantive information; do NOT invent or summarize away detail. Adding a space is not inventing content, just formatting. Probably okay. But we could keep as is; but better to add a space to make readable. However that could be considered altering text. Safer to keep exactly as given, but we can wrap each sentence in

• and preserve the original spacing. The missing spaces are likely a formatting error in source; but we should not "fix" them? The instruction says preserve ALL substantive information; fixing missing spaces is not substantive, it's formatting. I'd add a space to avoid run-on words. I think it's acceptable. We'll split each sentence after a period. Let's list: 1. Define and maintain the end-to-end enterprise architecture vision and multi-year roadmap for Confluent’s consumption-based quote-to-cash ecosystem including CRM, CPQ, contract lifecycle management, usage and billing platforms such as Metronome, ERP and revenue accounting systems, customer success platforms, and data platforms 2. Design scalable, resilient, and frictionless flows from customer acquisition through quoting, contracting, provisioning, usage capture, pricing, billing, invoicing, collections, renewals, and revenue accounting. 3. Develop architecture roadmaps that balance near-term delivery, customer and business value, platform reliability, technical debt, cost, security, compliance, and long-term scalability. 4. Partner with business and technical leaders to translate strategic objectives into coherent application, integration, and data investments with clear sequencing and measurable outcomes. 5. Coach and mentor BSAs, Business Systems Engineers, architects, and delivery partners; raise the quality of solution design, technical documentation, data thinking, and engineering practices across the organization. Now Requirements: "Required Technical And Professional Expertise" list: - 10+ years of experience in enterprise architecture, solution architecture, business systems architecture, SaaS platform engineering, systems integration, or a related discipline; equivalent practical experience is welcome. - A demonstrated track record of designing and guiding complex end-to-end architectures across quote-to-cash, order-to-cash, revenue operations, or similarly integrated enterprise value streams. - Deep technical fluency in SaaS applications, enterprise integration patterns, APIs, event-driven architecture, data modeling, data pipelines, data transformations, observability, and cloud-based platforms. - Experience architecting consumption-based, usage-based, subscription, or other complex commercial models where accurate usage, pricing, billing, invoicing, and revenue accounting are business-critical. - Experience working across CRM, CPQ, contracting, provisioning, entitlements, metering, billing, ERP, revenue accounting, customer success, and data platforms. - Ability to connect business capabilities and customer journeys to application boundaries, integration patterns, data ownership, and measurable technical and business outcomes. We'll put each as
• . Qualifications: Combine Preferred Education and Preferred Technical And Professional Experience. Preferred Education: "Master's Degree" (preferred). We'll phrase as "Preferred Education: Master's Degree". Could be a

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  . Preferred Technical And Professional Experience list: - Deep hands-on experience with Metronome or another usage-based billing, consumption management, metering, subscription billing, or revenue operations platform. - Experience with Salesforce, CPQ, NetSuite or another ERP, contract lifecycle management, revenue recognition, customer success, data warehouse, or enterprise integration platforms. - Experience designing high-volume usage-event pipelines, product and pricing catalogs, entitlements, invoice flows, credits, collections, revenue schedules, or accounting reconciliations. - Experience in a public-company, IPO-readiness, or similarly controlled environment where SOX, auditability, data governance, and financial accuracy are essential. - Experience leading application rationalization, platform modernization, integration strategy, data transformation, or technical debt reduction across a growing SaaS company. - Familiarity with domain-driven design, data mesh or data product concepts, enterprise architecture methods, cloud-native architecture, and infrastructure-as-code. - Experience defining architecture and operating models for AI-enabled automation while maintaining appropriate data, security, governance, and human-review controls. - Experience building high-trust architecture communities, design forums, mentoring programs, or shared engineering standards across a distributed organization. We'll put each as

  • under Qualifications. We must not include Benefits, Pay, Schedule. Now produce HTML fragment:

    About the role

    Introduction At IBM Finance & Operations, we are the backbone of IBM’s transformation driving efficiency, transparency, and smart decision-making across the business. Our teams provide the insight and discipline that guide strategy, ensure financial strength, and enable IBM to invest in innovation and growth. Working in Finance & Operations means combining analytical skills with collaboration and curiosity. You’ll partner with colleagues across functions and geographies, using data, technology, and process excellence to create solutions that improve performance and deliver measurable impact. IBM offers continuous learning, career development, and a culture that values diverse perspectives. Join us and be part of a global team that keeps IBM moving forward, while building your own future in a dynamic and evolving environment.

    Responsibilities

    • Define and maintain the end-to-end enterprise architecture vision and multi-year roadmap for Confluent’s consumption-based quote-to-cash ecosystem including CRM, CPQ, contract lifecycle management, usage and billing platforms such as Metronome, ERP and revenue accounting systems, customer success platforms, and data platforms
    • Design scalable, resilient, and frictionless flows from customer acquisition through quoting, contracting, provisioning, usage capture, pricing, billing, invoicing, collections, renewals, and revenue accounting.
    • Develop architecture roadmaps that balance near-term delivery, customer and business value, platform reliability, technical debt, cost, security, compliance, and long-term scalability.
    • Partner with business and technical leaders to translate strategic objectives into coherent application, integration, and data investments with clear sequencing and measurable outcomes.
    • Coach and mentor BSAs, Business Systems Engineers, architects, and delivery partners; raise the quality of solution design