Enterprise Health Architect

We’re a purpose-driven, world-class consumer company putting everyday health in the hands of millions. Our trusted portfolio of brands – including Sensodyne®, Panadol®, Advil®, Voltaren®, Theraflu®, Otrivin®, and Centrum® – lead in resilient and growing categories. Now it’s time to fully realise the full potential of our business and our people. It puts our purpose – to deliver better everyday health with humanity – at the heart of everything we do. It unites us, inspires us, and challenges us to be better every day, driven by our agile, performance-focused culture.
As an Enterprise Architect with deep expertise in Finance and Corporate Technologies, you will bridge the gap between enterprise technology and key business objectives across corporate functions. You will design and govern architectures that enable enterprise-wide transformation, ensuring alignment with CFO, CHRO, CPO, and General Counsel priorities. Your domain knowledge will drive the evolution of systems for core Finance, HR, Legal, and Procurement platforms, while optimising costs, mitigating risk, and enabling data-driven decision-making.
The Enterprise Architect proactively and holistically helps and guides enterprise leaders, product managers, product owners, and distributed product delivery teams through transformation and optimisation initiatives. You will support the formulation of business strategy, outcomes, and capabilities - helping the organisation to achieve targeted business outcomes related to growing revenue, optimising costs, and mitigating risks.
Finance & Corporate Technologies-Focused Enterprise Architecture (70%)
Functional Systems Strategy: Define strategy and target architectures for core capabilities within Finance (GL, AP/AR, Consolidation, Tax, Treasury), HR (HCM, Payroll, Talent Management), Legal (eBilling, Matter Management, Contract Lifecycle Management), and Procurement (Sourcing, P2P, Supplier Management). Address emerging needs such as AI-driven forecasting and process automation.
Workday, SAP, Coupa, ServiceNow) and niche systems. AI in HR, CLM) and assess their impact on targeted business outcomes.
Regulatory & Compliance Alignment: Architect solutions for mandates including SOX, GDPR, data privacy, and other corporate governance requirements, ensuring auditability and control across all domains.
Executive Advisory: Partner with functional leadership (CFO, CHRO, CPO, Legal) to translate strategies for capital allocation, talent management, risk mitigation, and cost optimisation into integrated technical roadmaps. Visualise future states to trigger long-term planning and communicate the value of enterprise architecture.
Design seamless data flows and integrations between finance systems and HR (payroll, benefits), Procurement (AP, spend analytics), Legal (accruals, compliance), and Commercial domains.
Govern APIs, middleware, and data models for real-time, secure data sharing across the corporate technology landscape, enabling a single source of truth
Champion FinOps and TechOps practices to align cloud and SaaS spend with financial accountability and value realisation.
The Enterprise Architect will demonstrate competencies across five key dimensions:
Proactively identifies and helps the organisation respond to disruptive forces. Understands the business’s economic, financial, and operational levers that are susceptible to digital transformation to effectively guide investment decisions.
Leads the analysis of business and operating models, market trends and the technology industry to determine their potential impact on the enterprise’s business strategy, direction, and architecture.
Provides perspective on the readiness of the organisation to change and innovate through scenario planning techniques and supports formulation of business strategy across corporate functions.
Uses planning-driven, design-driven and learning-driven approaches to construct future- and current-state business models.
Facilitates business and IT alignment, connecting strategy to execution, through a collaborative, supportive and consultative manner, driving the organisation’s digital business strategies and balancing innovation and growth.
Translates and guides execution of business strategy to achieve the organisation’s targeted business outcomes by leading the development of an implementation roadmap for the enterprise architecture.
Constructs technology-enabled business and operating models and provides viable options and visibility into execution issues.
Develops a portfolio of consulting services, designed to meet business and stakeholder needs, and delivers in an agile and time-boxed way.
Determines the relationship between people, processes, information, technology and other components of the enterprise operating model, and their relationships to one another and to the external environment.
Provides consultative advice, adapted to stakeholder context, to business leaders and organisational stakeholders who seek actionable recommendations to make investment decisions about the next business and operating model of their organisation, using technology to make that change happen.
Leads and facilitates interaction with business leaders, product managers and product owners in a business-driven conversation over the risks and implications of the product decision to the line of business, business unit and greater enterprise.
Leads a collaborative community of architects and works with a strategic committee to guide transformation and resolve any conflicts IT delivery and enterprise business outcomes.
Positions the EA practice at the intersection of business and IT. Develops diagnostic and action-oriented deliverables that help guide investment decisions in support of executing business strategy.
Brings Alignment Across Business and IT
Leads analysis of the business’ future-state capabilities and future (and current) IT environment to detect critical gaps and opportunities and recommend solutions for improvement to drive the business towards its targeted outcomes.
Works with the CIO and IT leaders to find the right EA organisational design to drive business-outcomes. Ensures that the EA organisational design process leads to a more efficient and effective business and IT operating model, significantly improved results (e.g. profitability, customer service, internal operations), and EA resources empowered and committed to the integration of business and IT.
Maintains the alignment, integration and coordination of architecture activities across different programs, projects and products as they evolve over time.
Presents gap analyses and/or IT investment roadmaps that reflect the status of the existing IT landscape, namely, its ability to contribute to future-state business capabilities around ecosystems and digital platforms.
Leads analysis of the IT environment to detect critical deficiencies and recommend solutions for improvement.
Leads the development of an implementation plan for the enterprise architecture based on business requirements and the varying IT strategies for project-driven or product-driven delivery teams.
Clarifies accountability and provides the focal point for agile, effective and efficient decision making.
Facilitates a collaborative relationship across architecture community, product management and product delivery teams by providing freedom-in-a-box for decision making, with the minimal viable architecture forming the boundaries of the box.
Collaborates with delivery teams to ensure consistency with the enterprise architecture, as well as to leverage shared technologies, tools and processes that impact speed to value and time to market.
Eight or more years of business experience in strategic and operations planning and/or business analysis or experience as an enterprise architecture consultant.
~and 3+ years of experience with HR Tech (e.g. Workday, SAP SuccessFactors), Legal Tech (e.g. Onit, Mitratech), and/or Procurement Tech (e.g. Financial close automation & regulatory reporting.
~ Integrated Hire-to-Retire and Procure-to-Pay process flows.
~ Enterprise Contract Lifecycle Management.
~ Treasury, Risk & Compliance management.
~ decentralised) and their tech implications.
~ Knowledge of business ecosystems, SaaS, IaaS, PaaS, SOA, APIs, open data, microservices, event-driven IT, data and predictive analytics.
Understanding of business models, operating models, financial models, cost-benefit analysis, budgeting and risk management.
Familiarity with specific platforms in the HR, Legal, and Procurement domains. Insight into information management practices, system development life cycle management, IT services management, agile and lean methodologies, infrastructure and operations, and EA and ITIL frameworks.
Understanding of various operating models such as project-centric and product-centric and also different types of agile principles, methodologies and frameworks, especially those designed to be scaled at the enterprise level.
Awareness of existing, new and emerging technologies, and processing environments.
Mastery of all components of enterprise architecture, business & IT principles and processes.
Experience with AI/MLacross corporate functions(e.g. anomaly detection in finance, predictive attrition in HR, spend analytics in procurement).
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