Enterprise Architect Director
Pubblicato il 03-10-2026 - Celonis in Bardi
In this senior leadership role, you will grow and lead a team of Enterprise Architects supporting Celonis' sales-driven growth and enterprise modernization. You act as an executive sponsor, translating strategic goals into actionable architecture plans for C-level clients. You collaborate across Sales, Value Engineering, Product, Data Ops and Security to unblock technical blockers and ensure scalable, secure implementations. You will shape architecture, data and cloud strategy for large accounts and drive impact through customer value and innovation.
- generous PTO
- hybrid working options
- company equity (RSUs)
- extensive parental leave
- Hire, mentor and manage a team of Enterprise Architects
- Act as executive sponsor in pre- and post-sales, presenting to C-levels
- Guide architecture to drive enterprise modernization and leverage emergent technologies
- Bridge product/engineering with client teams to ensure premier technical services
- Oversee IT landscape maturity assessments and coach account teams on architecture, integration, performance and scalability
- Develop reusable assets and thought leadership materials on architecture and innovation
- 20+ years of relevant experience with Enterprise Architects or technical teams in top consulting firms or software vendors
- Strategic thinking with ability to connect technical solutions to business value
- Excellent written and verbal communication with C-level engagement experience
- Deep Enterprise Architecture expertise in Capability Mapping, Enterprise Modernization, and Agentic xivgfpx AI
- Strong data architecture, system integrations, data operations, automation, and data languages (SQL, Python)
- Cloud-native architectures and SaaS ecosystem experience; cybersecurity basics; API ecosystems; classic on-prem architectures
- MSc in Computer Science or equivalent IT field
- English fluency; additional languages a plus
- leadership and people management
- executive communication
- cross-functional collaboration