Global Head of Enterprise Technology Services

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• Health & wellbeing benefits
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At Invesco, our Technology organization is focused on enabling scalable growth, regulatory integrity, and innovation through strong architectural and data foundations. This team operates at the center of the enterprise, partnering closely with Technology Engineering & Infrastructure (TEI), Innovation & AI, and Security leadership to ensure alignment across all technology domains.

The group serves as the enterprise steward for architecture, data, and AI foundations, acting as both a strategic control plane and an enabler of delivery. By establishing clear standards, reusable platforms, and “paved roads,” the team enables engineering and product teams to move faster while maintaining consistency, security, and quality. This organization operates as a force multiplier, not a gatekeeper—ensuring that architecture, data, and AI capabilities are embedded into delivery, scalable across the firm, and aligned to long‑term business outcomes.

The Global Head of Enterprise Technology Services is a senior executive responsible for defining, governing, and continuously evolving the firm‑wide architecture and data foundations that enable scalable growth, regulatory integrity, and responsible innovation. Reporting to the Chief Information & Operations Officer (CIOO), this role operates as the enterprise control plane for architecture and data, setting the north star vision, standards, and guardrails that guide technology decisions across the organization while deliberately avoiding direct domain delivery ownership.

This leader enables speed, reuse, and quality by making the right approach the easiest path for engineering and product teams. The role partners closely with Technology Engineering & Infrastructure, Innovation & AI, and Security leaders to ensure that architecture, data, and AI patterns are coherent, secure, and embedded into delivery execution. Additionally, this role serves as a trusted advisor to executive leadership, providing clear guidance on technology risk, scalability, and investment trade–offs.

• Own and evolve the enterprise architecture blueprint, including capability maps, reference architectures, and future‑state technology direction across business, data, application, cloud, and security domains.
• Align business strategy, investment decisions, and technology execution through clear architectural trade–offs, including build/buy/retire decisions, sequencing, cost, and risk.
• Establish and govern architecture standards, decision rights, and guardrails to reduce fragmentation, duplication, and unmanaged risk.
• Chair or sponsor architecture governance forums, ensuring decisions are timely and accelerate delivery rather than slow it down.
• Define and own enterprise data strategy, governance, and operating model across the full data lifecycle.
• Ensure data quality, lineage, and regulatory compliance across all domains, supporting audit and risk requirements.
• Oversee enterprise data and AI platform architecture to ensure scalability, reuse, and security by design.
• Define and execute a multi‑year roadmap toward data federation and domain‑oriented data products.
• Serve as a trusted advisor to the CIOO, Executive Leadership Team, and business leaders across the organization.
• Partner closely with Risk, Audit, Legal, Compliance, and Privacy stakeholders to ensure alignment and regulatory integrity.
• Represent enterprise architecture and data in governance, risk, and…