Enterprise Architect (ERP)

Location: Brisbane South (Nathan), Australia; work may be required across other university locations. A mix of on-campus and work-from-home options is available.

Company

hirify.global is a research and education institution undertaking a large-scale ERP transformation across the university.

What you will do

• Lead and govern enterprise architecture for the ERP transformation, defining target state, principles, standards, and roadmaps.
• Shape an ERP target state focused on simplification, consistency, leading practices, and configurable solutions.
• Oversee solution architecture to ensure secure, integrated, cohesive, maintainable designs.
• Advise senior stakeholders and delivery partners, guide investment decisions, and resolve complex business and technology issues.
• Lead the transition from complex legacy environments to standardised solutions that reduce risk and enable scalable outcomes.
• Establish architecture processes, methods, and tools while monitoring emerging technologies and organisational improvement opportunities.

Requirements

• Relevant postgraduate qualifications and/or extensive relevant experience in enterprise architecture.
• Experience in higher education or large-scale ERP transformation programs is highly regarded.
• Ability to work from the Brisbane South (Nathan) campus and across other university locations as required.
• Strong experience aligning business strategy, technology direction, architecture governance, and delivery.

Culture & Benefits

• Full-time fixed-term appointment for five years.
• Learning and development opportunities and support for future educational study.
• Mix of on-campus and work-from-home options in a supportive environment.
• Salary packaging options, corporate health discounts, and generous leave entitlements.
• Internal mobility opportunities, wellbeing initiatives, and on-campus gym facilities.

Hiring process

• Submit an online application with a covering letter and current CV including full contact details.
• Applications remain open until the position is filled.