Job Description

Approximately 33,000 individuals working together to achieve things. As the largest sustainable retailer in the country, we aim to provide meaningful work for our employees, customers, and partners. Join us in our sustainable partnerships and opportunities. Always forward-thinking and customer-centric.

Colruyt, a versatile retailer with over 40 different store models and online shops, is seeking an IT Architect to play a crucial role in designing the IT infrastructure and application landscape. Your selections will define the guidelines for your analyst and developer colleagues to follow. Ideal for IT professionals with a passion for innovation.

Tasks

• Create IT solutions meeting functional and non-functional customer requirements.
• Contribute to the creation of the application landscape incorporating on-premise, Cloud-based applications, package solutions, and internal development.
• Enhance the current reference design with customer requirements and general technological developments in the IT field.
• Observe the completion of the developed solution and document architectural decisions.
• Participate in architecture governance processes.

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Profile

• Master's degree or equivalent experience.
• Minimum 5 years of experience as an IT Architect.
• Knowledge of EA languages and frameworks like Archimate and TOGAF is advantageous.

Conceptual ability, customer-centric, strong communication skills, and proficiency in English and either Dutch or French are essential for this position.

Location: Halle, Haasrode, Mechelen, or Zwijnaarde with the ability to work from home three days a week.

Benefits

• Collaborative work environment promoting learning and growth.
• Competitive compensation package with additional benefits like a company car, profit sharing, health insurance, and meal tickets.

Contribute to the internal IT department of Colruyt, working on various IT tasks alongside a collective of 2,000 IT professionals in Belgium, France, and India.