Manager Business / Functional Architecture

• →Current-state analysis: Collaborate with business, product owners, architects, and technical SMEs to understand and document the current-state architecture, pain points, objectives, and strategy.
• →Architectural strategy: Define the target-state architectural strategy for Trade Finance in line with the bank's strategy and enterprise architecture guidelines.
• →Solution development: Define target-state solution architecture; design end-to-end architectural views and processes for the scope.
• →Roadmap options evaluation: Document roadmap options, analyse them, and define the end-to-end roadmap for the recommended option.
• →Implementation roadmap: Define the high-level implementation roadmap and document impacts to other domains, ROM, dependencies, and risks.
• →Review and sign off the target state and roadmap with relevant stakeholders.

• 15+ years overall, with 5+ years in Solution and/or Enterprise Architecture. Location: India (preferably Gurgaon, Bangalore, or Chennai).
• Proficient in defining target-state architecture and high-level design across business, application, data, and technology dimensions.
• Domain: Proficient in Trade Finance, with deep understanding of integration to Payments and Core Banking platforms.
• Proficient in cloud-native architecture, microservices design patterns, API design, event-driven architecture, and database concepts; good understanding of monolith-to-microservices migration.
• Able to work with multiple stakeholders across functional areas, domains, and geographies; strong communication and negotiation skills.
• Preferred: industry architecture frameworks (TOGAF, ArchiMate); regulatory frameworks (Basel III, PSD2, ISO 20022).

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