Deposits & Treasury Management Domain Enterprise Architect

Raymond James•Pittsburgh, PA

About The Position

The Deposits and Treasury Management Domain Enterprise Architect defines and advances the architecture supporting the Bank’s deposit and treasury management businesses. The role translates business and product strategies into domain architectures and technology roadmaps, guiding long-term modernization of digital onboarding, treasury services, core banking integration, and client experiences. It works across business, Product, Engineering, Operations, Risk, and technology teams to provide technical direction, strengthen architectural consistency, and support strategic change efficiently, securely, and at scale. The architect develops current- and target-state domain architectures and aligns architecture roadmaps and technology investment priorities with business strategies, product roadmaps, and delivery backlogs. The role serves as the primary domain architecture authority within enterprise standards, evaluates significant solution designs, guides technical tradeoffs, and contributes to technical design and implementation as appropriate. It also sponsors architecture documentation and governance, addresses cross-platform dependencies and risks, and ensures architectural direction reflects security, data integrity, operational resilience, auditability, and applicable regulatory expectations. At Raymond James, associates are guided by the behaviors Develop, Collaborate, Decide, Deliver, and Improve, and by the firm’s values of client-first, integrity, independence, and a conservative, long-term view. The company describes a people-first culture that values associates’ uniqueness and backgrounds and is an equal opportunity employer.

Requirements

7–10+ years of progressive technology experience, including 3+ years in enterprise, domain, or solution architecture.
Demonstrated experience developing domain architecture views, target states, technology roadmaps, and technical direction across interconnected platforms.
Bachelor’s degree in computer science, information systems, engineering, or equivalent practical experience.
Deep technical understanding of enterprise applications, APIs, integration, cloud platforms, data architecture, security, and modern engineering practices.
Ability to translate business capabilities, product strategies, and operational needs into coherent domain architecture and sequenced technology roadmaps.
Strong technical judgment to assess complex designs, challenge assumptions, evaluate tradeoffs, and guide practical, sustainable architecture decisions.
Understanding of banking technology modernization, platform integration, automation, and approaches that improve scalability, resilience, and efficiency.
Ability to identify cross-platform dependencies, technical debt, architectural risks, and opportunities for simplification and reuse.
Knowledge of architecture standards, decision documentation, security controls, operational resilience, and regulatory expectations.
Strong communication, relationship-building, and influence across business, Product, Engineering, Operations, Risk, and technology stakeholders.
Ability to connect architectural direction and decisions to business value, investment priorities, and effective execution of long-term strategic initiatives.

Nice To Haves

Deposits, Treasury Management, or banking platform experience.
Fiserv core banking experience, particularly Signature.

Responsibilities

Develop and maintain current-state and target-state domain architectures, including business capabilities, platforms, applications, integrations, data flows, and key dependencies.
Align domain architecture roadmaps and technology investment priorities with Deposits and Treasury Management business strategies, product roadmaps, and delivery backlogs.
Shape long-term architecture direction for deposit onboarding, treasury and cash management services, core banking integration, digital client experiences, and automation.
Serve as the primary domain architecture authority within enterprise standards; evaluate and challenge significant solution designs, guide technical tradeoffs, and contribute to technical design and implementation as appropriate.
Partner with business, Product, Engineering, Operations, Data, Risk, Security, and architecture peers to resolve cross-platform dependencies and enable strategic priorities.
Identify and prioritize architectural risks, technical debt, opportunities for simplification and reuse, and improvements to scalability, resilience, and operational efficiency.
Develop and sponsor Requests for Comments (RFCs) and Architecture Decision Records (ADRs), participate in the Technical Design Forum (TDF), and elevate cross-domain decisions or exceptions through established governance.
Ensure architectural direction reflects security, data integrity, operational resilience, auditability, and applicable regulatory expectations.