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DoubleVerify is seeking a Staff Enterprise Architect to shape how business domains, systems, and data work together at enterprise scale. This is a hands-on individual contributor role reporting to the SVP of Engineering (Architecture), with no people management responsibilities.
You will connect business strategy, operating models, data flows, and technical implementation to define how core business domains should interoperate, where ownership should live, how systems should interface, and what sequence of changes will simplify operations, improve control, and accelerate delivery. Near-term focus areas include Quote-to-Cash (Q2C), revenue and billing workflows, and interfaces between enterprise business systems and proprietary operational platforms, though the mandate is enterprise-wide.
Key responsibilities include:
**Enterprise Architecture Vision**: Define and communicate target-state architecture for key enterprise business domains across process, data, applications, and integrations. Translate business strategy into phased roadmaps with measurable outcomes such as cycle-time reduction, risk reduction, and cost savings. Identify where the company should simplify, consolidate, standardize, or automate.
**Domain Design and Operating Model**: Lead domain discovery and alignment workshops to define bounded contexts, ownership, decision rights, and interfaces. Help establish rigorous domain ownership so teams take clear responsibility for processes, data, controls, and change management. Create practical models such as capability maps, domain maps, RACIs, and responsibility boundaries.
**Interfaces, Data Flows, and Technical Architecture**: Map end-to-end process and data flows, identify bottlenecks, and drive clarity around responsibilities. Define stable interface patterns and data contracts between systems and teams. Drive architectural decisions around systems of record, integration patterns, workflow automation, and domain boundaries. Clarify which capabilities should live in third-party enterprise platforms versus proprietary internal systems.
**Hands-on Technical Validation**: Get hands-on with code, integrations, prototypes, and technical validation when needed. Move fluidly between strategy and execution, facilitating alignment with senior stakeholders while producing clear architecture artifacts.
Success requires systems thinking, technical credibility, strong judgment, and the ability to align and influence stakeholders from senior leadership through individual teams. You should be a strong operator who sees systems end-to-end, identifies where ownership and boundaries should sit, understands how data should move, and can turn architectural vision into practical change.
