Digital Commerce Architect

**Position Overview**

As part of the Siemens Digital Industries Software Digital Commerce and Operations (DI-SW-CAS-DCO) organization, this position will play a critical role in ensuring the technical design of the Siemens Digital Exchange (S-DEX). Enabling digital commerce requires understanding of a variety of software and infrastructure principles, patterns and architectures, as the buying experience becomes an increasingly important part of the overall product experience. As such, a scalable, durable and fault-tolerant design that includes core business systems, delivery infrastructure and interfaces with technical end-user products and platforms is required. We are expanding our digital commerce presence and it’s essential to maintain and extend best-in-class digital commerce capabilities to support this effort. Reporting to the Head of Digital Commerce and Operations (DCO), you will collaborate with DCO operations and R&D teams, as well as corporate IT and end-user product development teams within Siemens to define and deliver an evolving and growing set of commerce capabilities. In addition, you will be responsible for ensuring strong collaboration with key stakeholders such as Senior Management, other Siemens business units, Quality Assurance, Operations, and Security. You will be a key influencer for DCO knowledge transfer, best practices, technology selection, capability roadmaps and organizational culture.

**Responsibilities and Primary Job Functions**

The primary functions of this position are to understand and aggregate requirements across DCO stakeholders that have architectural implications; provide direction through the definition of typical architectural artifacts; work closely with DevOps using agile processes to incorporate architectural improvements Makes individual contributions in areas of recommending architectural clarity or improvements to product management including product specifications, presentation of capabilities to a wide range of audiences and release planning. Working with other DCO team members, this position will:

- Work collaboratively with all levels of the organization to foster excellent internal and external relationships
- Work closely with internal and external stakeholders to keep architectural considerations at the forefront of future design decisions required to meet Siemens Digital Industries’ objectives
- Produce and present architectural designs and technology in accordance with the product owner and operations requirements
- Work in DCO agile processes to create stories and work with Devops to plan releases
- Create architectural artifacts ranging from executive level presentations to detailed sequence diagrams

**Required Knowledge/Skills, Education, and Experience**
- Bachelor’s Degree with at least 7+ years of IT experience (5+ years with Master’s Degree)
- At least 2 years’ experience as a software architect
- At least 1 years’ experience in scrum, CICD, and devops
- Experience in digital commerce
- Experience in CASE/ERD

**Preferred Knowledge/Skills, Education, and Experience**
- Customer Experience (CX) background
- Design patterns
- Sequence Diagrams and other architectural tools

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**Organization**: Digital Industries

**Company**: Siemens Industry Software Inc.

**Experience Level**: Experienced Professional

**Job Type**: Full-time

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