We are seeking an Enterprise Architect to join our Technology team on a full-time permanent basis.

Reporting to the Chief Technology Officer, you will shape and maintain LGT Wealth Management Australia’s enterprise technology architecture so it supports business strategy, operating priorities and long-term change. You will define target-state architecture and transition roadmaps across business capabilities, applications, software, data, integration, security, cloud and infrastructure, including how the core wealth platform and wider ecosystem evolve together.

Your responsibilities

Define and maintain the enterprise architecture vision, principles, standards, target states and transition roadmaps aligned with business strategy direction.

Maintain decision-useful views of business capabilities, applications, technologies, information domains, integrations and critical service dependencies.

Assess the current technology landscape and drive simplification, modernisation, reuse and retirement, making duplication, lifecycle risk and architectural debt visible.

Translate strategic priorities into a rolling enterprise technology roadmap and evidence-based recommendations on build, buy, partner, reuse and retire decisions.

Engage from ideation and discovery to identify cross-initiative dependencies, constraints and transition impacts before material delivery commitments are made.

Provide proportionate architecture assurance for material initiatives and facilitate architecture reviews, decisions and time-bound exceptions through to closure.

Set enterprise guardrails and reusable patterns across modular software,



data, APIs, events, integration, identity, cloud, infrastructure, security, resilience and observability.

Partner with the wider technology team to support their ways of working, recognising current practical engineering standards and paved-road delivery patterns to support your plans.

Maintain the technology landscape covering the core wealth management platform and enterprise systems to ensure explicit boundaries with client channels, data, integration, automation, Group and third-party platforms.

Partner with data, security, risk, service and business owners so architecture decisions address information governance, privacy, regulatory obligations, operational viability and business continuity.

Provide enterprise architecture assessments to support portfolio prioritisation and investment planning, evaluating strategic alignment, reuse opportunities, total cost of ownership, lifecycle position, and architecture-related concentration, exit and operational risks.

Build effective relationships with Australian, APAC and LGT Group stakeholders to maximise reuse while ensuring local regulatory, market and operational requirements are explicit.

Use incidents, problems, audit findings, vendor direction and delivery lessons to improve target architectures, standards and investment priorities.

Act as a trusted adviser to business and technology stakeholders, translating business strategy into clear architectural implications and enabling well-informed decisions by articulating options, trade-offs, risks and recommendations.

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📌 Enterprise Architect (New South Wales)
🏢 Lgt
📍 New South Wales