Senior Director, Platform Architecture - Remote

Company Description

Experian is a global data and technology company, powering opportunities for people and businesses around the world. We operate across a range of markets, from financial services to healthcare, automotive, agribusiness, insurance, and many more. Experian invests in people and new advanced technologies to unlock the power of data. We have an amazing team of 25,200 people in 32 countries.

Job Description

The Senior Director, Platform Architecture owns the end-to-end technical architecture for the Agentic Service Catalog. You are responsible for ensuring that the platform operates as one secure, scalable, governable, and maintainable system even though its capabilities, data, workflows, integrations, and AI services are supplied by many teams.

You will define the contracts that make the federated model work: APIs, workflows, events, schemas, integration boundaries, identity, policy, approvals, evidence, observability, versioning, compatibility, and ownership boundaries.

This is a hands-on engaged manager architecture role, not an architecture-review-only position. You will develop APIs and AI capabilities, build reference implementations, review critical code, solve complex integration problems, and coordinate technical direction across the teams contributing to the Service Catalog.

This job reports to the Vice President Intelligent Automation and Data Platforms

Target-State Architecture

• Manage and evolve the target-state architecture for the Agentic Service Catalog and its supporting workflow, control, and knowledge capabilities.

• Establish how the platform integrates with service management, source control, CI/CD, cloud, observability, security, network, data platforms, identity, and other enterprise systems.

• Ensure enterprise systems remain while the Service Catalog assembles usable context and governed workflows around them.

API, Workflow, Event & Data Contracts

• You will define standards for APIs, events, workflow interfaces, schemas, errors, idempotency, retries, compensation, observability, versioning, and compatibility.