L.L. Bean, Inc.
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L.
Bean is currently searching for an Network Architect to join theInformation Services Team located in Freeport, Maine.
Hybrid role:
(2
days onsite).
Position Purpose:
The Information Systems Network Architect isresponsible for the evolution of L.
L.
Beans Information Technologyarchitecture (solution, application, information and technical).
TheInformation Systems Architect defines Information Technology strategiesin alignment with corporate business strategies and industry trends,acting as visionary to proactively define and govern the InformationTechnology Reference Architecture (RA) for the organization.
Workingclosely with project teams and portfolio managers, the InformationSystems Architect guides the selection, engineering and integration ofbusiness solutions ensuring that business needs are met, expectedoutcomes are obtained, and required service levels are achieved.
TheInformation Systems Architect provides technical guidance and oversightof architectural standards to delivery and support organizations, and isaccountable for ensuring adherence to those standards.
This position hassignificant organizational impact, requiring enterprise/domainperspective, knowledge and leadership.
The scope of the InformationSystems Architect l is generally focused within a portfolio or domain,and operates at an intermediate level of architectural complexity, riskand impact to the overall organization.
Responsibilities:
- Provide leadership in aligning IT portfolio with business strategy- Define and lead strategies for how technology can best serve the company to achieve objectives.
- Consider architectural alternatives to guide discussions on investment options- Develop architectural viewpoints (business process, information, technology, etc.
).
- Utilize knowledge of business strategy, migration plans, and reference architecture to help define project scope, timeline, resource requirements, and Cost/Benefit Analysis (all at high level).
- Translate business requirements and architectural directions (represented in the RA) into program/project deliverables and establishing architectural guardrails for project.
- Monitor and communicate models, documents, and migration plans that reflect architectural decisions.
Develop technology roadmap(s) and evolution strategies.
Shepard exception requests through the Architectural governance process.
- Steward RA.
Bring gaps & exceptions to Arch Gov process, as well as architecture migration and obsolescence.
Act as a change agent within the organization- Enforce our RA with business partners and project team members, and educate on the value of staying within technology corridor.
- Guide project teams on Data Management Principles, Policies and Standards.
- Develop strategies for integration and re-use.
- Develop strategies for securing and protecting L.
L.
Beans Data Assets in alignment with Information Compliance policies.
- Establish standard processes for defining, modeling and creating architecture & technical deliverables (and maintaining and obsoleting).
- Consult and provide guidance to architects and technical leads in the approach and design of solution domain.
- Review/Approve high-level designs, code, standards, etc.
to ensure architectural integrity is maintained.
- Has decision-making authority for technical and business architecture implementations within domain- Provide options for approaching specific technical problems, along with cor esponding high-level estimates, costs, and benefits.
- Responsible for defining technical sections of RFP, evaluating RFP responses, searching for solutions that fit within our reference architecture.
- Develop and ensure adherence to the Service Level Agreements with business areas for portfolio.
- Participate in and lead forums that influence the definition and consumption of architectural views.
- Keep current on industry trends and the direction our competitors are heading with respect to business capabilities and technology.
- Perform research, formal evaluation and prototyping of leading/emerging technologies- Responsible for interacting with vendor partner (technical and solution architects, sales representatives, etc.
) and facilitating technical problem resolution.
- Responsible for 24/7 research and resolution of production system problemsHealth and Safety Requirement:
Every employee is responsible forcontributing to a safe and healthy workplace.
Employees are expected tobe active participants in health and safety by following all safetypolicies and procedures, reporting unsafe conditions or at-riskbehaviors to leadership, and conducting work in a safe manner.
Those ina leadership role are also expected to model saAbout the Company:
L.
L.
Bean, Inc.
.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
//joblink.
maine.
gov :
For more information,please see:
https:
//joblink.
maine.
gov/jobs/1052460We invite you to be part of our team of trailblazers dedicated tohelping people discover and enjoy the outside.
Come join us.
Because onthe inside were all outsiders.
And if its outside, were all in.
L.
L.
Bean is currently searching for an Network Architect to join theInformation Services Team located in Freeport, Maine.
Hybrid role:
(2
days onsite).
Position Purpose:
The Information Systems Network Architect isresponsible for the evolution of L.
L.
Beans Information Technologyarchitecture (solution, application, information and technical).
TheInformation Systems Architect defines Information Technology strategiesin alignment with corporate business strategies and industry trends,acting as visionary to proactively define and govern the InformationTechnology Reference Architecture (RA) for the organization.
Workingclosely with project teams and portfolio managers, the InformationSystems Architect guides the selection, engineering and integration ofbusiness solutions ensuring that business needs are met, expectedoutcomes are obtained, and required service levels are achieved.
TheInformation Systems Architect provides technical guidance and oversightof architectural standards to delivery and support organizations, and isaccountable for ensuring adherence to those standards.
This position hassignificant organizational impact, requiring enterprise/domainperspective, knowledge and leadership.
The scope of the InformationSystems Architect l is generally focused within a portfolio or domain,and operates at an intermediate level of architectural complexity, riskand impact to the overall organization.
Responsibilities:
- Provide leadership in aligning IT portfolio with business strategy- Define and lead strategies for how technology can best serve the company to achieve objectives.
- Consider architectural alternatives to guide discussions on investment options- Develop architectural viewpoints (business process, information, technology, etc.
).
- Utilize knowledge of business strategy, migration plans, and reference architecture to help define project scope, timeline, resource requirements, and Cost/Benefit Analysis (all at high level).
- Translate business requirements and architectural directions (represented in the RA) into program/project deliverables and establishing architectural guardrails for project.
- Monitor and communicate models, documents, and migration plans that reflect architectural decisions.
Develop technology roadmap(s) and evolution strategies.
Shepard exception requests through the Architectural governance process.
- Steward RA.
Bring gaps & exceptions to Arch Gov process, as well as architecture migration and obsolescence.
Act as a change agent within the organization- Enforce our RA with business partners and project team members, and educate on the value of staying within technology corridor.
- Guide project teams on Data Management Principles, Policies and Standards.
- Develop strategies for integration and re-use.
- Develop strategies for securing and protecting L.
L.
Beans Data Assets in alignment with Information Compliance policies.
- Establish standard processes for defining, modeling and creating architecture & technical deliverables (and maintaining and obsoleting).
- Consult and provide guidance to architects and technical leads in the approach and design of solution domain.
- Review/Approve high-level designs, code, standards, etc.
to ensure architectural integrity is maintained.
- Has decision-making authority for technical and business architecture implementations within domain- Provide options for approaching specific technical problems, along with cor esponding high-level estimates, costs, and benefits.
- Responsible for defining technical sections of RFP, evaluating RFP responses, searching for solutions that fit within our reference architecture.
- Develop and ensure adherence to the Service Level Agreements with business areas for portfolio.
- Participate in and lead forums that influence the definition and consumption of architectural views.
- Keep current on industry trends and the direction our competitors are heading with respect to business capabilities and technology.
- Perform research, formal evaluation and prototyping of leading/emerging technologies- Responsible for interacting with vendor partner (technical and solution architects, sales representatives, etc.
) and facilitating technical problem resolution.
- Responsible for 24/7 research and resolution of production system problemsHealth and Safety Requirement:
Every employee is responsible forcontributing to a safe and healthy workplace.
Employees are expected tobe active participants in health and safety by following all safetypolicies and procedures, reporting unsafe conditions or at-riskbehaviors to leadership, and conducting work in a safe manner.
Those ina leadership role are also expected to model saAbout the Company:
L.
L.
Bean, Inc.
.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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