Maximize Your Impact with TP
Welcome to TP, a global hub of innovation and empowerment, where we redefine the future. With a remarkable €10 billion annual revenue and a general team of 500,000 employees serving 170 countries in over 300 languages, we lead in intelligent, digital-first solutions.
As a Great Place to Work certified in 72 countries, our culture thrives on diversity, equity, and inclusion. We value your unique perspective and believe that your talent is the missing piece that completes our vision for a brighter, digitally driven tomorrow.
The Opportunity
The AI Transformation Architect is responsible for defining, designing, and enabling business transformation through the strategic use of Artificial Intelligence, advanced analytics, and enterprise-scale architectures.
This role serves as a bridge between business, technology, and operations, ensuring AI initiatives deliver measurable value, scale at an enterprise level, and integrate securely and sustainably within the organization’s ecosystem.
The Responsibilities & Duties
- Define and evolve the AI adoption strategy aligned with business objectives and corporate vision.
- Lead as-is / to-be assessments across processes, capabilities, and architecture.
- Design AI transformation roadmaps, prioritizing initiatives by impact, feasibility, and risk.
- Design end-to-end architectures integrating analytics, AI, GenAI, core systems, and orchestration layers.
- Define architectural principles, standards, and design patterns for AI-enabled solutions.
- Ensure coexistence and integration across heterogeneous enterprise environments.
- Lead the design and execution of AI pilots and proofs of value.
- Define success metrics, scalability criteria, and industrialization plans.
- Support the transition from pilots to production-grade solutions.
- Evaluate AI platforms, tools, and vendors.
- Lead build vs. buy vs. partner assessments, documenting technical and economic trade-offs.
- Ensure alignment with enterpri
📌 Architect, AI Transformation (Colombia)
🏢 Tp
📍 Colombia