2027 Spring Enterprise Architect Undergraduate Intern (R20549)
Enterprise architecture
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The gist
As an Enterprise Architecture Intern within Corporate Information Technology, you will partner with the Enterprise Architecture team to support the alignment of technology solutions with business goals and enterprise strategy. Working with stakeholders across IT and business functions, you will assist in maintaining architecture artifacts, technology inventories, and business capability models that help drive informed technology decisions. You will gain hands-on experience analyzing applications, processes, and data across the enterprise while supporting the development of technology roadmaps, governance…
What you would actually do
- Document current-state architecture, applications, systems, data flows, and integrations
- Maintain architecture repositories using LeanIX and related platforms
- Create diagrams, business capability maps, and process flows with Visio
- Research emerging technologies and AI capabilities for recommendations
Skills mentioned
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