Posted Aug 28, 2026

Engineering Architect / Consultant - iCSM Transformation Program || Remote

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Engineering Architect / Architect Consultant - iCSM Transformation Program REMOTE ROLE Role Purpose The Engineering Architect defines and governs the end-to-end technical architecture for the iCSM transformation program. This role ensures that solution designs across sub-divisions are coherent, scalable, and aligned to enterprise standards with particular emphasis on how the target architecture supports Clinical Supply Chain processes. Key Responsibilities: Architecture Ownership: Own and evolve the current and target-state technical and integration architecture for SAP iCSM and its satellite systems across Mx and Vx. Requirements Translation: Translate clinical supply chain processes into comprehensive system, data, and integration architecture requirements. Integration Governance: Define and govern integration patterns between iCSM, SAP, and upstream/downstream SaaS systems. Data Strategy & Migration: Lead the data architecture and migration strategy, including regulated data controls and the cutover approach. Standards & Compliance: Set and enforce non-functional requirements (performance, security, data privacy, GxP) and architecture standards. Risk Management: Identify architectural risks and technical debt early and drive proactive mitigation actions. Vendor & Post-Go-Live Support: Review vendor solution designs and hypercare approaches to ensure long-term fit and supportability. Skills & Qualifications: Must-Have Skills Strong experience in enterprise / solution architecture and systems integration on large transformation programs. Strong understanding of SAP landscapes and enterprise application ecosystems, including SAP integration. Experience & Competencies Extensive background in enterprise/solution architecture or technical leadership within global transformation programs. Deep understanding of pharmaceutical R&D and supply chain within a regulated (GxP) environment. Proven ability to translate business and process needs into robust architecture models. Thanks, IT First Source