IT Senior Enterprise Architect, Data & Analytics

Mayo Clinic•Rochester, MN

1d•Remote

About The Position

This position is a 100% remote within the United States, however, incumbent may be asked to come onsite once a month. At Mayo Clinic, data is more than an asset; it is a catalyst for discovery, healing, and transformation. We are seeking a Senior Enterprise IT Architect - Data & Analytics to join the Office of the CTO and lead the strategic evolution of our enterprise data ecosystem. In this highly visible role, you will define and champion modern data architecture that powers advanced analytics, real-time insights, population health initiatives, clinical research, and operational intelligence across a global healthcare enterprise. Your work will directly enable scalable, secure, and interoperable platforms that turn complex data into actionable outcomes for patients, clinicians, and researchers. The ideal candidate brings deep expertise in enterprise data architecture, cloud-native data platforms, data governance, interoperability standards, and advanced analytics frameworks. You will collaborate with executive leaders, domain architects, data engineers, analytics teams, cybersecurity, and compliance partners to establish reference architectures, standards, and roadmaps that ensure trusted, high-quality, and accessible data across the organization. This is an opportunity to influence enterprise-wide strategy, modernize foundational capabilities, and help shape the future of data-driven healthcare at one of the world’s most respected medical institutions. Takes overall responsibility for developing a key area with strategic impact or scope of Enterprise Architecture framework or practice. Provides guidance to Enterprise and IT Architects and others as appropriate and serves as principal advisor to the Chief Architect and IT Executive Leadership on this key area. Monitors and incorporates into the practice, as appropriate, industry trends and opportunities in Enterprise Architecture. May also be responsible for technical architecture and recommendations in one or more information technology domains. Works to ensure that appropriate processes and communications are developed or modified to maintain the key framework or practice, and that the technology objectives and solutions of the enterprise are aligned to the business mission, strategy, goals, and processes. Establishes and communicates a technology vision within an Information Technology discipline. Builds a critical mass of support at all levels of the organization and across departments for a given technical direction through talks, articles, blogging, demonstrations, or interpersonal communication. Participates in major technical decisions, develops technical proposals that consider alternatives and business case, gains needed institution approvals, and works effectively across departmental organizations gaining consensus of stakeholders. Possesses and maintains a strong working knowledge of multi-platform technical environments. Serves as a leader, consultant, mentor, or tutor in many specific technical architecture areas of expertise to staff throughout the Department of Information Technology (IT). Assigns tasks to staff taking into consideration workload balancing, skill sets, technical knowledge, and criticality of the tasks. Serves on appropriate committees and acts as a resource to institutional committees on an ad hoc basis. Provides consultation in their area of expertise and facilitates institutional work groups. Leads committees to establish technical standards, promote integration of data, and/or coordination of projects across work units. Provides key input to short and long-term department strategy and budget planning. Must be customer focused and possess excellent communications and interpersonal skills to interact with a variety of personnel at various levels within and outside the institution. During the selection process you may participate in an OnDemand (pre-recorded) interview that you can complete at your convenience. During the OnDemand interview, a question will appear on your screen, and you will have time to consider each question before responding. You will have the opportunity to re-record your answer to each question - Mayo Clinic will only see the final recording. The complete interview will be reviewed by a Mayo Clinic staff member and you will be notified of next steps.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree and 10 years of experience including 8 years of demonstrated technical experience, 3 years of demonstrated leadership experience and a minimum of one year as a practicing Enterprise Architect or equivalent role; Or, Associates degree and 12 years of experience including 8 years of demonstrated technical experience, 3 years of demonstrated leadership experience and a minimum of one year as a practicing Enterprise Architect or equivalent role.
Advanced expertise in one or more of the following: TOGAF ADM cycle, Business modeling, data design, information systems design, systems integration, and service design.
Advanced oral and written communication, organization, problem solving, facilitation, and meeting management skills.
Advanced expertise in multiple technologies.
Advanced project and deliverable consistency through repeatable and reliable performance.
Advanced initiative and self-motivation to complete tasks and assignments on time.
Experience working in healthcare technology.
Must be able to work independently and be able to lead and mentor in a team environment.

Nice To Haves

Master's degree in applicable field preferred.
Demonstrated ability to design and lead enterprise data and analytics architectures across hybrid cloud and on-premises environments, supporting large-scale structured and unstructured data platforms.
Functional understanding of modern cloud data ecosystems including data lakes, lakehouses, streaming platforms, and advanced analytics technologies, applying engineering principles to deliver resilient, secure, interoperable, and high-performing data solutions.
Proven experience developing enterprise data strategies, requirements, reference architectures, and executive-level presentations, while anticipating and resolving complex technical challenges spanning integration patterns, governance, metadata, data quality, security, and analytics tooling.
Strong communication skills with demonstrated ability to influence senior leadership and executive stakeholders.
Certification in cloud engineering or cloud architecture is required; data or analytics platform certifications preferred.

Responsibilities

Takes overall responsibility for developing a key area with strategic impact or scope of Enterprise Architecture framework or practice.
Provides guidance to Enterprise and IT Architects and others as appropriate and serves as principal advisor to the Chief Architect and IT Executive Leadership on this key area.
Monitors and incorporates into the practice, as appropriate, industry trends and opportunities in Enterprise Architecture.
May also be responsible for technical architecture and recommendations in one or more information technology domains.
Works to ensure that appropriate processes and communications are developed or modified to maintain the key framework or practice, and that the technology objectives and solutions of the enterprise are aligned to the business mission, strategy, goals, and processes.
Establishes and communicates a technology vision within an Information Technology discipline.
Builds a critical mass of support at all levels of the organization and across departments for a given technical direction through talks, articles, blogging, demonstrations, or interpersonal communication.
Participates in major technical decisions, develops technical proposals that consider alternatives and business case, gains needed institution approvals, and works effectively across departmental organizations gaining consensus of stakeholders.
Possesses and maintains a strong working knowledge of multi-platform technical environments.
Serves as a leader, consultant, mentor, or tutor in many specific technical architecture areas of expertise to staff throughout the Department of Information Technology (IT).
Assigns tasks to staff taking into consideration workload balancing, skill sets, technical knowledge, and criticality of the tasks.
Serves on appropriate committees and acts as a resource to institutional committees on an ad hoc basis.
Provides consultation in their area of expertise and facilitates institutional work groups.
Leads committees to establish technical standards, promote integration of data, and/or coordination of projects across work units.
Provides key input to short and long-term department strategy and budget planning.
Must be customer focused and possess excellent communications and interpersonal skills to interact with a variety of personnel at various levels within and outside the institution.