Infinity Quest
Enterprise Architect

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Summary
We are seeking an Enterprise Architect to lead current-state discovery and architecture assessment across technology and business domains. This role focuses on rapidly building an accurate picture of the as-is environment using EA tooling (e.g., LeanIX) and structured discovery techniques to support integration planning, sequencing, and decision-making.
Responsibilities
- Conduct current-state architecture discovery and assessments across acquired or complex environments.
- Perform rapid asset inventory and mapping, including applications, infrastructure, integrations, and data flows.
- Build and maintain application portfolio maps, integration diagrams, and infrastructure views.
- Map data flows, business processes, and business capabilities, aligning technology assets to business outcomes.
- Capture cost elements tied to applications and platforms to support rationalization and prioritization decisions.
- Assess CI/CD maturity and delivery pipelines where relevant.
- Define and document integration architecture patterns and constraints to inform future-state planning.
- Use EA tools (e.g., LeanIX) to model, analyze, and communicate findings clearly to technical and executive stakeholders.
- Partner with program, engineering, and business teams to translate discovery outputs into actionable inputs for integration roadmaps and execution plans.
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Required Skills / Experience
- Strong enterprise architecture experience with hands-on current-state discovery and assessment.
- Proven proficiency with EA tools (LeanIX preferred or equivalent).
- Experience mapping:
- Application portfolios
- Infrastructure and hosting environments
- System integrations and interfaces
- Data flows and dependencies
- Business processes and capabilities
- Ability to work quickly in ambiguous environments and produce clear, decision-ready artifacts.
- Strong communication skills—able to explain complex architectures simply.


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Nice to Have
- M&A or large-scale integration experience.
- Experience supporting application rationalization or tenant consolidation efforts.
- Familiarity with DevOps / CI-CD maturity assessments.
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