Business Architect - Solution Architect - Life Sciences Industry Expert

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About the Job You're Considering

The Business Architect / Solution Architect - Life Sciences Industry Expert plays a critical role in shaping how business strategy, operating models, and technology come together to enable scalable, compliant, and outcome‑driven Life Sciences enterprises. As part of the Business Technology Architecture (BTA) discipline, this role helps define business capability models, operating constructs, and architecture frameworks, while also taking hands‑on responsibility for visualizing and architecting end‑to‑end solutions.

This role goes beyond traditional business architecture. In addition to strong capability and process modeling skills, this individual must be able to operate as a Solution Architect, translating business intent into implementable solution designs across applications, integrations, data, and non‑functional concerns. The role supports and partners with Enterprise Architects while leading solution shaping within programs and strategic initiatives.

Experience with in Capgemini's Life Sciences scope is essential, including Pharmaceuticals (Innovator & Generics), Biotechnology, Med Tech & Medical Devices, Diagnostics, Consumer Health, and the extended ecosystem of CROs, CMOs/CDMOs, distributors, and channel partners. The role requires a strong understanding of how regulated operations, data flows, and enterprise platforms interact across the Life Sciences value chain.

Your Role

* Managing Business Architect / Solution Architect (BTA) - Lead business architecture and solution architecture work streams, including capability‑based roadmaps, target‑state operating models, solution designs, and governance. Demonstrate leadership across the architect community with a strong focus on outcomes and execution.

* Work with internal and external clients to build a holistic view of business strategy, capabilities, services, governance, organizational domains, and key business processes, translating business intent into actionable solution designs.

* Lead or contribute to the development of capability maps, value streams, and process models across Life Sciences functions such as R&D, Clinical, Regulatory, Safety, Manufacturing, Supply Chain, Commercial, and Enterprise Services.

* Design and visualize end‑to‑end solution architectures, spanning applications, integrations, and data flows; produce clear architecture diagrams and patterns that delivery teams can implement.

* Contribute to enterprise and domain architectures for Life Sciences ecosystems, including package‑based platforms and custom solutions, ensuring alignment with enterprise standards.

* Define and guide integration patterns (API‑first, event‑driven, batch/streaming trade‑offs) between Life Sciences systems and enterprise platforms.

* Balance configuration vs. customization decisions for package‑based solutions, protecting upgrade paths, validation posture, and long‑term sustainability.

* Produce architecture artifacts for delivery teams including capability models, solution designs, process flows, interface definitions, and technical documentation.

* Partner closely with Data, AI, and Analytics teams to ensure solutions are data‑aware, AI‑ready, and aligned to governance expectations.

* Participate in vendor evaluations, RFP reviews, and solution assessments as part of platform selection and modernization initiatives.

* Support delivery teams during design, build, integration, testing, and deployment to ensure solutions align with intended architecture.

* Ensure SRE, observability, and Dev Sec Ops  considerations are embedded into solution designs in alignment with enterprise architecture standards.

* AI Expectations (hands‑on):
Actively use AI‑enabled tools to accelerate analysis, architecture definition, and delivery…