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DBS · Singapore - East

VP, Enterprise Architect, Enterprise Architecture, Group Technology

Singapore - EastExecutive

Listed on DBS’s official careers site. Posted October 20, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Business Function Group Technology enables and empowers the bank with an efficient, nimble and resilient infrastructure through a strategic focus on productivity, quality & control, technology, people capability and innovation. In Group Technology, we manage the majority of the Bank's operational processes and inspire to delight our business partners through our multiple banking delivery channels.

Role Overview

The Enterprise Architect drives the Bank's Enterprise Architecture, IT Asset Management (ITAM), and Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) initiatives. Partnering across Architecture, Cloud, Security, Engineering, and COE teams, the role enhances technology asset governance, software supply chain visibility, and architecture repository management. You will lead architecture reviews, enforce enterprise standards, and leverage AI-assisted tooling to improve technology visibility, regulatory compliance, and governance across all applications and infrastructure.

Responsibilities

ITAM & SBOM Governance: Drive ITAM to improve asset visibility, ownership, and lifecycle management; support SBOM initiatives to track software products, third-party components, and dependencies.

Architecture & Data Integrity

Maintain architecture repositories and technology maps (applications, infrastructure, cloud, and platforms), analysing asset data to eliminate gaps and elevate data quality.

Governance & Reviews

Participate in architecture reviews and governance forums, ensuring solutions align with enterprise standards and regulatory requirements.

Cross-Functional Collaboration

Partner with Platform, Cloud, Security, Engineering, DevSecOps, and COE teams to deliver integrated architecture, ITAM, and SBOM outcomes.

Stakeholder Facilitation

Translate complex business requirements into clear architecture models, process flows, and actionable recommendations.

AI-Driven Innovation

Utilize AI-assisted tools to optimize architecture discovery, modelling, analysis, and documentation.

Requirements

10–15 years of hands-on experience in development and solutioning of large, complex enterprise solutions (banking/financial services background preferred). Deep expertise in application architecture, cloud-native technologies (AWS, GCP, OpenShift, Kubernetes), microservices, APIs, middleware, and container platforms. Strong analytical and problem-solving capabilities with a keen eye for risk, dependency, and gap identification.

Exceptional stakeholder management, communication, and technical writing skills, capable of simplifying complex concepts for diverse audiences. High adaptability, organizational rigor, and passion for modern Enterprise Architecture practices and AI-enabled workflows.

Tools & Competencies Architecture & Design

Solution design, architecture modelling, integration patterns, and governance.

Technology & Infrastructure

AWS, GCP, OpenShift, Kubernetes, Kong, Kafka, APIs, and databases.

ITAM, SBOM & Productivity

JFrog, Nexus IQ, Jira, Confluence, Copilot, ChatGPT, Power BI, Miro, and Figma. Measures of Success Improved accuracy, completeness, and visibility of enterprise architecture and technology assets. Enhanced ITAM asset visibility, ownership accountability, and reconciliation coverage. Effective organization-wide adoption of ITAM, SAM, and SBOM capabilities. Timely, high-quality governance support for audits, regulatory compliance, and architecture reviews.

Location

DBS Asia Hub Job: Technology Schedule: Regular Employee Status: Full time

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