Ensure alignment across IT/OT boundaries, including telemetry, control systems, and enterprise platforms
Identify and mitigate systemic architectural risks across a multi-system, multi-year program, and lead architectural recovery efforts for at-risk or underperforming program components
Ensure architecture is deployable, operable, and production-ready, defining patterns for resilience, fault tolerance, disaster recovery, and observability
Support go-lives, cutovers, and phased rollout strategies
Qualifications
Required
15+ years in architecture, engineering, or senior technical leadership roles
15+ years in Electrical Utility / Energy domain
Proven leadership of large-scale transformation programs ($50M–$200M+)
Experience leading architecture across 10+ integrated systems and cross-functional teams
Demonstrated experience in mission-critical / control room systems environments
Proven track record in turnaround or stabilization of complex programs
Hands-on experience with AspenTech OSI ADMS or equivalent systems
Participation in at least one full ADMS implementation lifecycle (design → deployment → stabilization)
Deep understanding of OMS, DMS, SCADA, and grid operations workflows
Real-time systems architecture and low-latency data processing (SCADA/telemetry)
Event-driven and streaming architectures
High-availability and fault-tolerant design patterns for mission-critical systems
Data synchronization strategies across operational and enterprise platforms
Demonstrated ability to lead without authority across federated teams
Strong decision-making under ambiguity and competing priorities
Proven ability to challenge stakeholders, vendors, and delivery teams constructively
Exceptional executive communication skills
Ability to translate architecture into business outcomes, risks, and trade-offs
Produces concise, decision-driven artifacts
Preferred
IT/OT convergence and cybersecurity expertise with NERC CIP awareness