Fox
media
VP,DataArchitecture&Platforms
“VP, Data Architecture & Platforms at Fox. Skills: Data Architecture, Data Platforms, Cloud-native data platforms, Distributed systems, Streaming technologies, API-driven architectures, Machine Learning systems. Define and evolve the enterprise data architecture, including data lakes, operational data stores, and business intelligence applications to support an AI-driven approach to forecasting, analytics, advertising intelligence, and product features in an environment organized around live cont”
What You'll Achieve.
scalable, interoperable, and activation-ready data architecture; real-time workflows, automation, and performance visibility; data is embedded directly into business processes and not just surfaced in dashboards; reduce data silos and simplify cross-platform integrations
Industry & Context.
strategic thinking; operational expertise
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
Proven experience leading enterprise-scale data architecture initiatives in complex, multi-product organizations, Deep expertise in modern cloud-native data platforms, distributed systems, streaming technologies, and API-driven architectures, understanding of operational data systems and how to embed data into real-time business processes, Experience enabling machine learning systems through scalable data pipelines and production-grade infrastructure, Demonstrated ability to define architectural standards and drive adoption across federated teams, executive communication skills with experience presenting architectural strategy and tradeoffs to senior leadership, Experience building and mentoring high-performing engineering or architecture teams
Nice to Have
Experience in media, streaming, advertising technology, or digital content ecosystems, Background in designing data platforms that support monetization, personalization, or audience intelligence, Familiarity with enterprise-scale executive reporting environments, Experience driving platform standardization across distributed business units
What You'll Do.
Define and evolve the enterprise data architecture
operational data stores
and business intelligence applications to support an AI-driven approach to forecasting
advertising intelligence
and product features in an environment organized around live content streaming and decisioning
Establish architectural standards for interoperability
and data product design
Architect real-time and near real-time data pipelines that power operational workflows and automated decisioning
Enable machine-to-machine interactions through event-driven systems and standardized service interfaces
trusted delivery of emerging modern human data interfaces that support executive reporting and data interrogation
Drive modernization efforts to reduce data silos and simplify cross-platform integrations
Partner closely with engineering
and operations teams to embed data directly into revenue
Translate CTO strategy into executable architectural roadmaps and platform investments
Lead and develop high-performing architecture and platform teams
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Partner closely with engineering, product, AI/ML, analytics, and operations teams; drive adoption across federated teams; presenting architectural strategy and tradeoffs to senior leadership
Communication Scope
executive communication skills; presenting architectural strategy and tradeoffs to senior leadership
Process & Methodology
platform roadmaps, execution leadership
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