Planning and Procurement Domain Architect

trane technologies•Davidson, NC

9d•$146,522 - $204,610•Hybrid

About The Position

The Domain Architect will establish and lead the architecture practice for the Planning and Procurement portfolio. This role is responsible for defining how architecture is performed across the portfolio, including methods, standards, templates, governance, and reusable artifacts. The Domain Architect will ensure business strategy, portfolio priorities, product management, and delivery execution are supported by clear business, process, data, application, integration, and technology architecture.

Requirements

7-10 years of experience
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Engineering, Supply Chain, or a related field
Experience with mid to large size enterprises with complex ecosystems including integrating with both SaaS and On-premise solutions
Experience with ERP-centric environments, preferably Oracle ecosystems and adjacent enterprise platforms
Experience developing architecture artifacts across business, process, data, application, and integration domains
Experience defining architecture standards, reference architectures, and reusable design patterns
Experience governing architecture across multiple initiatives and teams

Nice To Haves

5-10 years of experience supporting Procurement, Supply Chain, SIOP, Demand Management, Materials, Planning, or related domains
Experience with Oracle EBS, Oracle Cloud, planning applications, integrations, APIs, and modern architecture approaches
Experience establishing an architecture practice where one did not previously exist
Experience with capability mapping, value stream analysis, and product lifecycle management
TOGAF, DODAF, FEAF, Zachman or Open CA certifications
Cloud and/or Solutions Architect certifications from AWS, Microsoft, Google or Oracle

Responsibilities

Stand up and mature the architecture practice for the portfolio
Define the architecture operating model, methods, standards, and governance
Establish the artifacts framework, including documentation templates and modeling standards for architecture deliverables
Coach architects, analysts, and delivery teams on how to apply architecture methods and standards
Translate business strategy, value streams, and capability needs into architecture views, target states and roadmaps
Develop and maintain business capability maps, value stream alignment, and capability-to-technology mappings
Partner with portfolio leadership, product analysts, and business stakeholders to shape initiatives and roadmap options
Support portfolio prioritization by identifying architectural dependencies, risks, constraints, and opportunities
Lead development of current-state and target-state architecture views across the domain
Define and maintain: Business architecture, Data architecture, Application and Integration architectures, Reference architecture, Design patterns
Identify standard patterns, reusable services, and rationalization opportunities
Drive technology simplification and alignment to target-state architecture
Work within portfolio management to improve lifecycle, health, and modernization decisions for technologies in the portfolio
Assess strategic fit of existing technologies against business capabilities and future-state needs
Identify duplication, technical debt, integration complexity, and product risks

Benefits

Health insurance
Holistic wellness programs with generous incentives
Family building benefits include fertility coverage and adoption/surrogacy assistance
401K match up to 6%, plus an additional 2% core contribution = up to 8% company contribution
15 vacation days
9 paid holidays
3 floating holidays
Sick leave
Additional options to support volunteer and parental leave
Educational and training opportunities through company programs
Tuition assistance
Student debt support