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JOB RESPONSIBILITIES
- Document and visualize the existing IT and business architecture of the bank.
- Gather data from IT teams, business units, and documentation
- Create diagrams in approved notations
- Validate diagrams with system owners and update regularly
- Support the Enterprise Architect in defining the future-state architecture aligned with business strategy
- Assist in developing future-state diagrams for business, data, applications, and technology layers
- Support gap analysis between current and target states
- Draft transition roadmaps with milestones and dependencies
- Assist in establishing and maintaining architecture standards, principles, and repository
- Document standards and policies under guidance of Enterprise Architect
- Assist in performing compliance assessments
- Maintain architecture repository and ensure it remains up to date
- Support workshops, collect requirements, and maintain architecture documentation in collaboration tools
- Prepare workshop materials and record minutes
- Collect requirements from business and technical stakeholders
- Maintain and version-control architecture deliverables in central repository
- Research modern architecture practices, tools, and methodologies to improve architecture work
- Research open-source and commercial EA tools
- Monitor industry best practices (TOGAF, Zachman, BIAN, etc.).
- Present findings to architecture team with practical recommendations.
JOB REQUIREMENTS
- Enterprise Architecture frameworks (TOGAF, ArchiMate, Zachman) or(/and) Industry-specific (BIAN) or(/and) modern and lightweight (SAFe, LeanIX, MEGA HOPEX, BizBok, CBP)
- Modeling tools and notations (UML, BPMN, Mermaid, ArchiMate)
- IT infrastructure basics (servers, databases, cloud)
- Banking systems and financial processes (preferred).
- 3+ years in IT, ideally in architecture, business analysis, or system design
- Experience with documentation and diagramming tools (Archi, draw.io, Lucidchart, etc.)
- Exposure to enterprise environments and cross-department collaboration
