Business Application Architect
Pubblicato il 09-09-2026 - Volkswagen in Italia
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Description
We are looking for a Business Application Architect to join our headquarters at Sant’Agata Bolognese (BO), reporting directly to the Head of IT and functionally to the Coordination of Architecture, Data & Services.
You will be responsible for defining, maintaining and evolving the applications IT architecture within the Corporate cross-domain solutions, promoting enterprise architecture applications principles and ensuring the reliability, security, and evolution of the corporate digital platforms.
Your main activities will be:
- Define and evolve Applications architecture within the Corporate domains aligned with the overall enterprise landscape, architecture standards, and corporate digitalization strategy, supporting the creation of domain-level architectural blueprints
- Convert project-specific needs into optimized solutions (cloud, on-premise or hybrid) considering resources usage, scalability,
and user adoption requirements
- Design and validate innovative IT applications architectures for Corporate platforms like the ERP, Sales & After Sales Digital ecosystem, PLM/ALM Platform (all business relevant platforms except Production and Data Platforms)
- Establish and enforce domain-specific architectural standards and governance, ensuring compliance with Enterprise architecture principles and escalating risks/compliance issues
- Ensure effective integration between Corporate platforms as core enterprise systems, in compliance with the integration standards and API governance, defined at Enterprise level
- Act as Service Manager to Manage external operational services in scope.
- Evaluate, propose and translate IT requirements into consistent architectures within the Corporate domain, in alignment with the technology direction defined by the Enterprise Architect
- Support the design and implemen
