DomainArchitect,Identity

The Managing Director, Domain Architect – Identity is the senior-most architectural authority for the Identity domain, accountable for defining and driving the target-state architecture for Identity & Access Management across the enterprise. This role provides deep architectural leadership across workforce IAM, privileged access, customer and partner identity, machine and workload identity, and emerging agentic / AI-driven identity use cases. The role is intentionally architecture-led rather than operations-led. The Managing Director acts as the design authority and strategic advisor to the Head of IAM, technology leadership, and cybersecurity executives—ensuring identity capabilities scale securely, consistently, and in line with enterprise and regulatory expectations. Key Responsibilities Domain Architecture Leadership • Own the enterprise Identity domain target architecture, including IAM, IGA, PAM, CIAM, machine and non-human identities, federation, and authorization services. • Define and maintain Identity reference architectures, design patterns, and architectural principles, ensuring alignment with enterprise standards and Zero Trust objectives. • Serve as the final design authority for material identity solutions and major identity-related programs. Strategy to Execution • Translate business, regulatory, and cybersecurity strategy into a clear, sequenced Identity architecture roadmap. • Partner with IAM product, engineering, and operations leaders to ensure architectural intent is realized consistently in delivery. • Guide modernization initiatives including platform rationalization, cloud-native identity, passwordless authentication, and identity orchestration. Enterprise & Central EA Collaboration • Operate as the Identity Domain counterpart to Central Enterprise Architecture, ensuring alignment while defending domain-specific architectural needs. • Escalate and arbitrate design decisions that have enterprise-wide risk, cost, or precedent implications. • C