Enterprise Architect
Pubblicato il 16-10-2026 - Generali Group in Reggio Emilia
Get AI‑powered advice on this job and more exclusive features. Enterprise Architecture / Solution Design * Coordination of Technical Analysis in support of Technical Departments * Feasibility Study to check feasibility and present it to non‑technical stakeholders * High Level Design in the role of senior architect * Contribute in development and maintenance of EA * Cloud Initiative Evaluation in support of Cloud Solution Architects for hybrid architectures * Demand and Project Portfolio processes to guarantee defined levels of quality for the new customer demands and internal projects * Technology Standardization in defining and pushing the adoption of technology standards * RfI & RfP support providing experienced opinions in the process of acquiring / renewing technologies * Advisory / Tools developing and managing:
o Architecture Assets to provide Enterprise Architecture views of the most relevant implemented technologies o Technology Standard Radar maintenance and improvement to track GOSP internal standards * Advisory / Community o Architecture Community support with enthusiasm and new ideas o Technology Forums for discussing with GOSP customers about trend technologies and future directions * Transversal to the above domains, the candidate will commit to continuously improve her/his skills to stay up‑to‑date with technology evolution RequirementsSoft Skills * Ability to work in a complex environment with more than 1000 people in the company, an international environment (7 countries) and dozens of distinct business units * Ability to work in an international team with different cultures using English language for every activity * Ability to work in a most digital workplace with few in‑person interactions * Predisposition to flexible ways of working with frequent priority changes Nice to have: Presentation skills to prepare and present topics in front of (non‑domain) people, including Top‑Management Technical skills * Strong capabilities in analyzing complicated