
Chief Client Architect
Workato
Amsterdam
3 days ago
Chief Client Architect
Workato seeks a Chief Client Architect to serve as executive technical advisor for flagship accounts, shaping AI and agentic automation strategies using the Workato platform. The role requires 20+ years of technology consulting experience and 15+ years in enterprise architecture, with strong executive communication skills.
On-site
Full-time
Executive
Enterprise Architecture
Integration
Salary
Not specified
Core Qualifications
Technical (Must-have)
Enterprise ArchitectureIntegrationMiddlewareAPI ManagementAIAgentic AutomationEnterprise MCPCloud-native ArchitectureSecurityGovernance
Soft Skills
Executive CommunicationStrategic AdvisoryMentoringThought LeadershipProblem-solvingOwnershipCollaboration
Preferred Qualifications
Technical (Nice-to-have)
SalesforceNetsuiteWorkdayServiceNowSAPEBusiness SuiteAWSAzureGCP
Key Responsibilities
- Serve as the primary executive technical advisor to customer CIOs, CTOs, and senior business stakeholders.
- Own the long-term customer architecture and automation strategy, aligned to business priorities and enterprise standards.
- Lead executive-level discussions on platform adoption, operating models, governance maturity, and technology investment decisions.
- Shape and guide customers' AI and agentic automation journeys, leveraging Workato's AI capabilities and ecosystem.
- Drive software expansion, adoption depth, and renewal confidence through strategic advisory and roadmap alignment.
- Lead high-impact professional services engagements requiring executive-level judgment and architectural depth.
- Define and enforce architecture principles, standards, and guardrails across customer implementations.
- Contribute to the evolution of Workato's architecture frameworks, AI patterns, and best practices.
- Mentor and enable Strategic Advisors, Technical Architects, and extended post-sales teams.
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