Vice President, Enterprise Transformation & Architecture
About the role
We are seeking an experienced Vice President, Enterprise Transformation & Architecture to lead the design and delivery of next-generation business solutions that harness Databricks, Microsoft Fabric, AI, and enterprise application platforms. This individual will define end-to-end transformation strategies that connect core systems such as SAP, Salesforce, HRIS, Finance, Supply Chain, and Customer platforms into a unified data, analytics, automation, and AI ecosystem. The ideal candidate combines deep ERP and business process expertise with modern data and AI architecture experience. This role will partner with business leaders, product teams, engineering organizations, data teams, security, and executive partners to align technology investments with strategic business objectives.
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Responsibilities
- Main Focus: Solution Strategy – Define end-to-end business solutions and transformation approaches aligned with business strategy, enterprise priorities, and process needs.
- Drive automation and tooling decisions using established standards, reference architectures, governance, and industry standards.
- Ensure technical solutions meet multi-functional business needs while remaining secure, scalable, reusable, supportable, and cost-effective.
- Translate complex business challenges into pragmatic roadmaps, target-state architectures, and sequenced implementation plans.
- Solution Strategy & Business Transformation – Define target-state solution architectures aligned with enterprise strategy, operating model, process requirements, and measurable business outcomes.
- Develop transformation roadmaps that modernize ERP-centric environments through cloud, data, integration, automation, and AI capabilities.
- Lead solution definition across Finance, HR, Sales, Marketing, Supply Chain, Customer Operations, and other enterprise domains.
- Find opportunities to simplify processes, reduce technical debt, improve controls, and increase speed, quality, and operational efficiency.