IT Architect, Digital Solutions

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Act as lead Architect and lead solution developer for Digital solutions - which include and are defined as: All mobile and web solutions including Dennys.com, E-commerce, mobile apps, content management solutions Infrastructure and configuration through both internal and external teams for all domains, e-commerce, mobile and web applications Virtual Restaurant web properties Integrations with CRM and e-commerce partners Digital in-restaurant solutions and technologies - kiosk, self-checkout, and customer facing solutions.

Responsibilities

  • Develop and build solutions for all Denny's digital and e-commerce properties.
  • Direct management, coding, and development in Drupal web-based content management systems.
  • Research and develop new solutions and innovation for digital and e-commerce solutions.
  • Thought lead and directly manage personnel responsible for web and mobile development.
  • Manage 3rd party vendors for delivery of all digital solutions.
  • Develop and execute annual roadmaps for Digital, e-commerce, and in-restaurant digital experiences.
  • Lead the development of and introduction of Digital technology innovation grounded in business purpose.
  • Collaborate with IT Infrastructure and Technical Services to identify IT process and infrastructure improvement.
  • Maximize vendor relationships and IT investment to support current business needs.
  • Introduce and lead the Architecture Review Board within IT.

Requirements

  • Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science or business discipline; Advanced degree or relevant experience.
  • 5+ years of leadership within IT, with experience in large-scale technology implementations.
  • Direct experience with emerging technologies, strategic innovation, and IT architecture.
  • Proven track record in delivery of large, complex initiatives where technology is the driver/enabler.
  • Understanding of and experience in defining and managing a portfolio of products and/or services.
  • Working knowledge of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, or Android SDK.
  • Multiple years of leadership experience within restaurant, retail, or food & beverage industries preferred.

Nice-to-haves

  • Experience and knowledge of software/technologies along with best practices of leveraging technology to drive competitive advantage in operations or guest experience.
  • Proven ability to collaborate, negotiate, and influence senior leaders.

Benefits

  • Equal employment opportunity for all persons.
  • Reasonable accommodation for any part of the application process.
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