At CI&T;, we help large enterprises transform the potential of AI into real business impact with AI Deployment, AI-native execution, and tech-integrated business solutions.
With 30 years of experience in technological transformation, we accelerate innovation with expertise in Agentic SDLC, Application modernization, Data & AI, Martech and Business strategy.
We are 8,000 CI&Ters; across more than 25 countries, collaborating to build solutions with real impact. AI is already part of how we work, evolve, and innovate every day.
As a System Architect, you will be responsible for designing and implementing robust architectural frameworks that align with our business goals. You will work closely with business owners and RTEs, ensuring traceability from strategy to capabilities and portfolio items, and providing data-led guidance so delivery aligns with business outcomes, ensuring that our technology solutions are scalable, efficient, and meet the evolving needs of our organization.
Key Responsibilities:
Partner with business owners and RTEs to help define scope, success metrics,
milestones, risks, and transition-to-run; ensure traceability from strategy to capabilities and portfolio items (Jira/Jira Align).
Impact & risk analysis: maintain a live repository for dependencies, lifecycle, cost drivers, regulatory exposure, and blast radius; present options/trade-offs and surface early dependency/impact signals ahead of PI Planning.
Data-led, AI-aware guidance: promote telemetry, data governance, and pragmatic AI practices where it adds value; drive evidence-based decisions consistently across product lines.
Standards & enablement: curate reference capabilities, information, and integration principles; coach solution/software architects to align with direction and improve reuse.
Value & visibility: help define and routinely report outcome measures (e.g., lead time, reliability/SLOs, risk reduction, cost avoidance, adoption) and ensure clear executive visibility.
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📌 [Job-30709] System Architect, Colombia
🏢 Ci&T
📍 Colombia