Enterprise Architect

As the Identity & Security Visionary at Diageo, you will be a crucial part of the Security & Network Enterprise Architecture team, focusing on shaping the future of Identity Management across the organization. Your role will involve contributing to the broader cybersecurity strategy, with a split focus of approximately 60% on Identity and 40% on Security domains, adapting as per the evolving business needs. Your responsibilities will include: - Translating business objectives into a robust architecture for Identity and Access Management (IAM) and cybersecurity. - Collaborating with stakeholders to define Diageo's vision and capabilities in these areas, developing a 3-5 year roadmap for leveraging technology to ensure secure access to critical assets while enhancing user experience. - Designing target and interim architectures, evaluating current capabilities, and guiding technology selection for future requirements. - Ensuring alignment with the overall architecture strategy by fostering collaboration among stakeholders. - Overseeing IAM and cybersecurity changes to ensure strategic alignment, value for money, and suitability for purpose. - Driving the adoption of the architecture roadmap by closely working with internal teams. - Influencing portfolio investments for key technology solutions aligned with the roadmap. - Establishing and maintaining strong relationships with technology vendors and suppliers. - Providing technical expertise and guidance to senior leadership on strategic approaches and solutions. - Staying informed about business priorities, emerging technologies, and cyber threats to identify transformation opportunities in IAM and cybersecurity. - Contributing to the success of Enterprise Architecture within Diageo. Requirements: - A total of 12 years of experience, with a minimum of 5 years in an Enterprise Architect or similar role. - Expertise in developing capability models, reference architecture, and technology roadmap artifacts. - Profound knowledge of IAM principles and frameworks, Privileged Access Management, Identity Governance, and B2B/B2C Identity & Access Management. - Familiarity with cybersecurity best practices and frameworks such as NIST CSF. - Understanding of risk management and security concepts. - Experience with enterprise architecture frameworks like TOGAF and Zachman is advantageous. - Exposure to relevant IAM and security solutions and technologies. - Previous experience in a large and complex enterprise environment is beneficial. - Security certifications like CISSP or CISA are a plus. In addition to technical expertise, the ideal candidate should possess strong business acumen and leadership qualities, including the ability to think strategically, communicate effectively with senior stakeholders, and deliver integrated Business-IT strategies. Building international and cross-functional relationships, working with executive sponsors, and documenting technical solutions clearly and concisely are also essential aspects of the role.,