Mdm Architect

Preferred Experience & Skills

• Hands-on experience designing and implementing enterprise data architectures that promote data quality and consistency.
• Proficiency with Master Data Management (MDM) tools such as Informatica MDM, Reltio, SAP MDG, or IBM InfoSphere.
• Strong understanding of data integration, governance, metadata management, and data stewardship principles.
• Experience with data modeling, APIs, ETL design, and modern cloud data platforms (AWS, Azure, or similar).
• Proven ability to collaborate across disciplines to define strategy and deliver scalable data solutions.
• Familiarity with AWS services such as S3, Glue, or Redshift is a plus.

What Makes You Stand Out

You’re a strategic thinker with a builder’s mindset. You connect architecture vision with practical delivery—creating data systems that drive measurable business value. You balance innovation and structure, ensuring ERIE’s data assets are both trusted and transformative.

You stand out because you:

• Combine deep MDM expertise with practical cloud architecture experience.
• Have a track record of integrating on-premises and cloud data environments.
• Foster strong partnerships between IT and business, translating data strategy into real outcomes.
• Bring curiosity, adaptability, and a continuous improvement mindset to every challenge.

Duties and Responsibilities

• Serves as the single point of accountability for the architecture function to portfolio owner customers and technology leadership.
• Provides architectural guidance on initiatives of moderate to high complexity across multiple enterprise portfolios, while managing multiple customers with differing priorities on the organization’s most strategic initiatives.
• Provides full-stack architectural options that enable business objectives while ensuring long-term technology goals for all aspects of a solution.
• Collaborates with team members for technical validation during design and planning phases.
• Informs aspects of portfolio maturity regarding technology and ability to achieve target technology alignment, while facilitating a minimum viable architecture.
• Monitors large-scale project execution and considers and interprets architectural tradeoffs occurring during delivery. Escalates for appropriate context sharing and decision making, as necessary.
• Proactively enables portfolio owners to see technical debt clearly, provides appropriate context to inform plans to achieve elimination of technical debt in a comprehensive plan across multiple portfolios, delivery teams, programs, or projects.
• Serves as a mentor for other members of the team, builds an environment for analysts, engineers, architects, and other technology leaders to grow and have high impact.
• Directs and drives closure on investment decisions within the enterprise while also identifying cross-portfolio impacts on significant delivery initiatives.
• Serves as a subject matter expert for multiple portfolios, providing actionable recommendations via consultation services, adapted to stakeholder context, to technology leadership and organizational stakeholders.
• Collaborates with architects, portfolio owners, and other job families to achieve an enterprise view; provides project and program level views to project and program teams in context of enterprise strategies and directions with light supervision.
• Supports business agility through agile engagement across multiple delivery operations.
• Interprets business needs, assesses solution choices, applies technology, and provides project guidance within a long-term enterprise lens.