Enterprise Architect

Position Title

As the Principal Architect, you will be a central figure in shaping Camping technology landscape, ensuring alignment between IT initiatives and business objectives. This multifaceted role encompasses leading architecture governance, portfolio management, business process optimization, solutions architecture, and providing strategic support to the Enterprise Architecture (EA) practice. You will own the Application and Technology portfolios (APM/TPM), be a hands‑on business process manager and BPM architect, and lead the Architecture Review Board (ARB).

This role demands a strong leader with deep technical expertise and the ability to translate architectural insights into actionable business outcomes.

• Lead the operational management of all EA governance bodies, including the Architecture Review Board (ARB), Software Governance Committee (SGC), Technology Strategy Panel (TSP), Technology Strategy Council (TSC), Communities of Practice (CoP), Centers for Enablement (C4E), and Centers of Excellence (CoE).
• Maintain established governance processes, measure their performance, and recommend improvements that strengthen accountability, transparency, and compliance across all EA forums.
• Own the execution of the Technology Decision Record (TDR) framework and ensure decisions are captured, communicated, and enforced across delivery teams.
• Track architectural risks, technology obsolescence, integration issues, and compliance concerns surfaced through governance activities.

• Create and maintain enterprise business capability maps, value streams, and Level 0–4 business process models.
• Maintain the enterprise taxonomy and the business-to-technology capability mapping that informs solution architecture and investment decisions.
• Align business processes with application capabilities, technology strategy, and enterprise standards.
• Facilitate process modeling sessions with business leaders, product owners, and technical teams to clarify requirements and validate architectural assumptions.

• Lead Application Portfolio Management (APM) and Technology Portfolio Management (TPM), including lifecycle tracking, ownership clarity, health assessment, and rationalization analysis.
• Maintain portfolio data that accurately reflects integrations, dependencies, risks, lifecycle stages, and technology obsolescence.
• Deliver analysis and recommendations that inform investment prioritization, modernization efforts, and cost optimization.
• Produce enterprise‑grade data flow diagrams, integration maps, and dependency models using tools such as Figma, Draw.
  
  IO, and Confluence.

• Lead the design and development of scalable and sustainable IT solutions, ensuring they adhere to industry best practices and standards.
• Provide hands‑on leadership in defining solution architectures that meet business requirements, adhere to architectural standards, and leverage emerging technologies.
• Perform detailed evaluations of current systems to identify areas for improvement and propose innovative solutions that enhance performance, scalability, and security.

• Assist the VP of Enterprise Architecture with the administration, planning, and execution of strategic IT initiatives, ensuring alignment with enterprise goals.
• Drive continuous improvement in architecture practices, processes, and methodologies.
• Maintain a centralized repository of business process models, capability maps, architectural standards, decision frameworks, and reusable templates.

• Drive alignment across business, product, engineering, cybersecurity, and IT operations to ensure governance processes, standards, and portfolio practices are consistently followed.
• Facilitate workshops, portfolio reviews, and decision forums that accelerate architectural clarity and promote enterprise‑wide reuse of processes and capabilities.
• Track actions and outcomes from governance meetings and ensure commitments move through the EA pipeline successfully.