Navy Federal Credit Union - Winchester, VA
posted 2 months ago
The Enterprise Portfolio Architect at Navy Federal Credit Union will provide comprehensive leadership in Enterprise Architecture (EA) across various domains, including Fraud & Security, Consumer & Business Lending, Real Estate Servicing, and Credit Cards. This role is pivotal in enhancing operational and technology experiences, utilizing industry standards and frameworks, and facilitating potential cloud adoption and transformation journeys. The architect will lead architecture design sessions, document current and target-state architectures, and make informed recommendations for future-state direction based on best practices and practical considerations aligned with Navy Federal's business needs. The ideal candidate is a detail-oriented technical professional who will contribute to building the technical strategy and applying sound security and operational best practices for solutions hosted in the cloud or on-premise, leveraging the latest industry trends. In this role, the architect will develop robust and secure target architectures, ensuring that integration points of end-user technology services and related services are consistent, scalable, and flexible. They will create architectural documentation and artifacts for business and technology projects, lead technology vendor evaluation processes, and maintain various product portfolio architecture views by gathering information from stakeholders. The architect will provide guidance and support to business and IT stakeholders to achieve strategic visions, enforce enterprise architecture standards, and facilitate architectural governance based on business and IT strategies. Collaboration on architecture reviews, identifying and mitigating risks, and providing forward-thinking technical expertise in emerging technologies are also key responsibilities. The architect will build and maintain relationships with team members, management, key stakeholders, and external contacts, while performing other duties as assigned.