Technology Architect ( AI Platform)
Stanley Stella
| Company | Stanley Stella |
| Category | Data & Analytics |
| Location | Belgium (HQ) |
| Remote | On-site (inferred) |
| Employment | Not stated |
| Level | Lead |
| Salary | Not stated by the employer |
| Posted | 10 Jun 2026 |
| Last verified | 30 Jul 2026 |
| Source | Employer career page (personio) |
Description
Stanley/Stella is accelerating its digital transformation to strengthen customer experience and scale its business platforms across an international ecosystem of decorators, resellers, and partners. The Technology architect acts as the company’s senior technical authority , reporting directly to the CIO. This role defines, governs, and continuously evolves the technology foundations of the enterprise ensuring coherence, scalability, resilience, and security across all platforms, integrations, and data capabilities. This is a cross-cutting technical mandate not a functional management role with accountability for integrating, securing, and anticipating technologies across the organization. The role prevents fragmentation, avoids short-term decisions with long-term consequences, and translates emerging technologies into robust, production-ready foundations . A key and immediate priority is to lead the integration of AI technologies including RAG pipelines, agentic workflows, orchestration tools, low-code platforms, and API-based integrations across the company’s core stack: Infor M3, HubSpot, Magento, Azure, and Power BI . “Build the AI foundations of today while helping define the engineering practices of tomorrow” The Mission Turn strategic technology and AI ambitions into operational reality. Design and operationalise a vendor-agnostic AI ecosystem, help define future engineering practices, and establish the architecture, standards, governance and platform capabilities that enable sustainable innovation across Stanley/Stella. What You Will Build in the First 12 Months Enterprise AI Reference Architecture and target AI Technology Stack First production-ready Agent Platform MCP standards and API-first integration patterns AI Governance, Prompt Engineering, Evaluation and Drift Monitoring Frameworks Enterprise AI Technology Radar AI-Assisted Engineering Framework including vibe coding, application generation, testing, qualification and production readiness standards As software engineering is being transformed by AI, low-code platforms and application-generation tools, you will help define how these capabilities should be safely adopted across the organisation , including the guardrails, standards and best practices required to balance innovation, quality, security and maintainability. AI & Engineering Adoption Dashboard measuring usage, maturity, compliance and value delivery Your Impact Build a model-agnostic AI architecture Co-design AI-ready data foundations with the Data Lead Drive MCP and API-first transformation Define standards for agents, copilots, RAG and intelligent automation Guide technology choices across AI platforms, cloud services, front-end frameworks, digital experience platforms and future engineering capabilities Evaluate modern web technologies, composable architectures, React/Next.js ecosystems, AI-generated applications, low-code platforms and industrialized vibe coding approaches Define the do’s and don’ts for AI-assisted development and application generation Establish standards for automated testing, qualification, security reviews and production readiness Promote, evangelize , measure and continuously improve the frameworks you define Contribute to broader architecture, integration, observability, platform and security topics Adoption, Governance & Measurement You do not ‘only ‘define standards and frameworks. You ensure they are adopted, measurable and continuously improved. You will animate communities of practice, establish KPIs, monitor adoption, measure compliance, create feedback loops, identify improvement opportunities and report outcomes to technology leadership. Success is not achieved when standards are documen