Enterprise Architect - S/4HANA Finance Upgrade

About the role

This is a hybrid role based in Brisbane CBD, on an initial contract until the end of June 2027. The Enterprise Architect leads the development, design, scope and implementation of Enterprise Architecture to support and influence digitally-enabled and clinical business change, planning and investment decisions.

Key responsibilities

• Develop strategy responses, briefs, submissions, presentations, reports and information papers to shape Enterprise and Solution architecture and project, ICT planning and investment decisions.
• Lead the development, assurance and approval of the Solution Architecture Document (SAD) and supporting design artefacts for the S/4HANA Finance upgrade.
• Provide architectural direction and design assurance across upgrade build activities, including remediation of SAP standard functionality, custom applications and code, security roles and authorisations, and interfaces and integrations.
• Support architecture and assurance across test phases (SIT, regression, end-to-end, performance and security testing).
• Provide transition and cutover advice, including dependency assessment, rollback considerations and readiness inputs to release gates.

Required profile

• Demonstrated experience leading enterprise architecture activities for large, complex ICT transformation initiatives, including validating current-state architectures and developing future-state architectures, transition states, roadmaps and implementation recommendations.
• Demonstrated ability to develop end-to-end architectural views across business capabilities, operating models, information and data, applications, integrations, technology infrastructure, cybersecurity and service management.
• Demonstrated experience providing solution and enterprise architecture leadership for SAP S/4HANA environments.
• Demonstrated experience delivering major SAP version upgrades or platform migrations, including impact assessment, custom code and integration remediation.
• Knowledge of enterprise architecture governance, standards and assurance practices, and the ability to prepare high-quality architecture artefacts and facilitate architecture decisions.
• Ability to assess current-state evidence, identify capability and architecture gaps, evaluate options, define non-functional requirements and assess dependencies, risks, supportability, transition impacts and whole-of-life implications.