AI System Architect

You will manage the AI Platform Engineer(s), set the technical standards for the AI Power User group's citizen development program, and serve as the connective tissue between business leadership, platform owners, and development teams. You will shape the multi-year AI architecture roadmap while also rolling up your sleeves to conduct architecture reviews, resolve blockers, and move use cases from concept to production. This is a role for someone who can think big and execute - and who understands that in an enterprise context, the quality of your governance is inseparable from the quality of your architecture.
What You'll Own
Strategy & Architecture
Define and own the enterprise AI integration strategy - identifying opportunities to embed intelligent automation, agentic workflows, predictive analytics, and generative AI capabilities across our core platforms
Develop and maintain reference architectures, design patterns, and the AI architecture decision log that governs how AI models connect to enterprise systems and what they are permitted to do
Consult on enterprise system architecture and implement best practices for the Enterprise Business Systems team to leverage in their day-to-day execution.
Lead Proof-of-Concept initiatives for new AI tools and platform-native AI features, evaluating them against build-vs-buy criteria before recommending adoption
Partner with business stakeholders to translate operational pain points into AI use cases with clear ROI framing and sequencing criteria
Contribute to our enterprise data strategy, ensuring AI initiatives are supported by clean, accessible, and well-governed data pipelines
Integration Architecture & Delivery

Design and own the Workato eMCP layer - the MCP governance model, persona-scoped token framework, workspace isolation strategy, and the single sanctioned action surface through which all AI agents write back to enterprise systems
Define integration patterns and standards for AI model connectivity (Claude, ChatGPT) to Salesforce, NetSuite, HiBob, and Jira - specifying what agents can read, what they can write, through which surfaces, and with what confirmation and audit requirements