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You will be part of a dynamic and diverse IT team supporting the supply chain application, digitalization and innovation for Flat Europe IT. As an enterprise architect you play a key role in integrating the existing mills on the central standardized processes and systems, make it seamlessly work together with their local systems and functions. You are responsible for follow-up on functional integration, aligned planning, fluent E2E testing, rollout scenario, ….

Who we are looking for?

  • Master's degree in a relevant IT field or engineering with equivalent knowledge gained through extensive working experience.
  • Experience in IT enterprise architecture in several domains (supply chain, quality, production, finance, commercial, ….)
  • Ability to propose adequate architecture both from functional as technical perspective for supply chain and embedded in an overall FE IT architecture.
  • Ability to summarize complex situations / processes into an understandable view for peers and management for easy decision making (helicopter view)
  • Finding strategies / ways to integrate old legacy applications with new microservice software running in the cloud
  • Ability to interact / manage transversally, in remote teams, with external partners
  • User oriented, good communication, senior architect / coach for more junior architects.
  • Strong analytical skills and a business-oriented mindset, with the ability to translate business requirements into solutions (using BPMN’s, ...).
  • Passion for innovation and continuous improvement, with a proactive approach to driving change and achieving results.
  • Excellent team player with strong communication skills in English, both written and verbal.
  • Motivated to invest in a long term journey as key senior enterprise architect for FE supply chain business and IT.

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