ERP Demand to Pay(D2P) Domain Architect

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The Domain Architect for ERP Value Stream Demand to Pay is a senior, pivotal role embedded directly within the Enterprise Platforms, Infrastructure & Engineering (EPIE) ERP function. You will champion our enterprise architecture practices while possessing an expert understanding of the unique systems and processes that drive the comprehensive landscape of Roche's global procurement, including strategic sourcing, supplier lifecycle management, and overarching Demand to Pay (D2P) operations Positioned at the critical intersection of enterprise strategy and product-level execution, you act as the catalyst that turns high-level architectural vision into tangible reality.

Crucially, you will serve as the principal orchestrator of the Solution and System Architecture network within the ERP Demand to Pay space. By leading this network of embedded architects and collaborating closely with the other ERP and non-ERP Domain Architects, you will drive local architecture governance, ensure enterprise coherence, and translate business goals into robust, adaptable, and future-ready technology solutions.

The ERP Value Stream Demand to Pay area is responsible for ensuring that IT strategies are deeply integrated into the assigned business units to improve efficiency, ensure compliance, and drive innovation in how we procure globally. This involves deep integration with engineering teams across ERP Value Stream Demand to Pay (ERP Source to Procure, ERP Accounts Payables, ERP Manage Suppliers, ERP D&P Data Analytics and ERP Travel & Expense).

This architectural role ensures that overarching RDT and ERP visions are effectively translated into these Demand to Pay areas seamlessly, collaboratively, and highly effectively.

• Solution Architecture Network Orchestration:
  Serve as the primary leader and orchestrator of the System and Solution Architecture network within the Demand to Pay sub-domains. Align and coordinate the work of the embedded architects, ensuring a cohesive community that moves fast with local autonomy while remaining aligned through shared principles and platforms.
• Strategic SPG Collaboration & Bridging:
  Act as the vital architectural link between your operational area and the central Strategy, Portfolio & Governance (SPG) organization. Partner closely with the SPG Domain Architects to ensure that enterprise-level capability maps, maturity assessments, and target-state blueprints are practically translated into your area's execution roadmaps.
• Critical Program Delivery & ERP Success:
  Champion the seamless execution of large, critical technology programs within the procurement, supplier lifecycle management, and strategic sourcing space (e.g., ASPIRE SAP deployments). Actively bridge the gap between high-level strategy and technical execution, providing the architectural oversight needed to ensure transformative initiatives achieve their intended business value.
• Local Architecture Governance Leadership:
  Provide leadership for architecture governance activities across the Demand to Pay landscape, executing this in being a member of ERP Cross Architecture Authority.
• High-Level Solution Designs and Solution Outlines:
  Manage technology guardrails, and ensure that local initiatives embed critical non-functional requirements (security, resilience, GxP compliance) without creating unnecessary bottlenecks.
• Sub-Domain Architecture Deliverables:
  Take overall accountability for the development and maintenance of core architecture artifacts for the procurement areas. Ensure solution designs are fit for purpose, compliant with quality standards, and aligned with overarching enterprise standards. Proactively own…