Enterprise Architecture, Automation Director Remote (Nova Scotia)

Enterprise Architecture, Automation Director Remote (Nova Scotia)

27 Aug
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United States Digital Space
|
Nova Scotia

27 Aug

United States Digital Space

Nova Scotia

Drive automation and integration strategies as the Director of Enterprise Architecture. This role emphasizes leadership and operational excellence in a hybrid work workplace.

Reporting to the CIO, you will oversee the alignment of technology with business processes, enhancing efficiency and data governance. Your role will focus on automating workflows and managing critical enterprise application integrations, ensuring that AI and automation strategies are carried out effectively. This position requires a strategic thinker with deep technical knows-how.

Key Responsibilities:
• Lead the creation of functional enterprise architecture plans
• Ensure data flow optimization between systems
• Negotiate stakeholder engagement for business results




• Audit integration costs and business capabilities
• Maintain governance for AI strategies across systems

Requirements:
• 12+ years in technical leadership roles
• 5+ years in team management
• Proven experience with SaaS environments
• Strong skills in API and integration frameworks
• Excellent presentation and negotiation abilities

Shape the future of enterprise architecture with impactful automation and integration practices in this critical leadership role.
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📌 Enterprise Architecture, Automation Director Remote (Nova Scotia)
🏢 United States Digital Space
📍 Nova Scotia

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