Automation Architect

Employees in this role define the automation/solution architecture, and describe how elements of the technologies interoperate in the ecosystem. They are responsible for defining the automation roadmap in line with business unit strategy. They have analytical ability and creativity in anticipating trends, knowledge of leading-edge products/technology and industry in order to effectively participate on business unit and Kyndryl Architectural Boards. They play a key role in selection of Automation tools, defining a roadmap for the customer’s automation environment and participation and guidance to teams that automate Critical business processes. They also keep the development community up-to-date about standards bodies and technologies that may be employed to create Kyndryl’s solutions/products. The employee Influences the functional strategy.

Skills: Environment: Professional knowledge of function, business unit or country operations. Understand organizational resources, priorities, needs and policies. Communication/Negotiation: Guide other professionals. Adapt communications and approaches to conclude negotiations with various partners, resulting in common agreements. Problem Solving: Analyze complex/new situations, anticipate potential problems and future trends, assess opportunities, impacts, and risks. Develop and implement solutions. Contribution/Leadership: Leads multi-functional teams, or conducts special projects, or manages department(s) (national or international). Has vision of functional or unit mission. Influences people and organizations, including executive management, when issues are complex/difficult and require considerable diplomacy. Considerable latitude in responsibilities to define and decide on tools, processes, priorities and resources following general business unit directives. Recognized as an expert in their field. Often no precedent exists. Impact on Business/Scope: Accountable for projects or programs involving multi- functional, country-wide or regional teams. Responsible for overall functional program success. Activities are subject to business measurements, impact customer satisfaction, and impact functional, business unit, or country costs or expenses.