Justice and Security Domain Architect (ICT Architect) 80-100%

Activity rate

80-100%

Location

Givisiez, CH, Sarine

Application deadline

25.10.2026

Start date

Immediate or to be agreed

Contract type

Permanent contract

Who are we?

Why join us?

We rely on the complementarity of skills and the variety of perspectives because it is the diversity of backgrounds and profiles that makes the strength of the State of Fribourg. We promote work-life balance and flexible working conditions. To learn more, follow this link .

Your missions

We are looking for a Justice and Security Domain Architect responsible for ensuring the architectural governance, evolution, coherence and performance of the Justice and Security domain information system. 

Unlike a solution architect, whose role is to design the architecture of a particular solution or project, the domain architect acts as the representative of enterprise architecture within their domain. They define the evolution path of the information system, ensure its alignment with the State's digital strategy, manage its urbanisation and ensure the application of the organisation's architectural, technological and methodological standards.

In this context, they serve as the local relay of enterprise architecture and represent the architectural authority of the Justice and Security domain to business beneficiaries, projects and technical teams.

Hierarchical reporting: Head of the Justice and Security sector 

Your responsibilities 

Domain governance and architecture 

• Define and maintain the architectural vision of the Justice and Security domain in line with the State's target architecture
• Manage the urbanisation of the domain's information systems and promote their rationalisation
• Govern the domain architecture according to TOGAF principles and institutional standards
• Develop and maintain the application, information and technical mapping of the domain
• Contribute to the cantonal digital strategy and translate its directions into concrete evolution paths for the domain

Domain architecture referent 

• Be the reference interlocutor for all architecture-related questions linked to the domain's programmes, projects, missions and operational activities
• Advise business managers, project leaders, product managers and technical teams on structural choices
• Issue necessary architectural opinions within governance processes and HERMES Metro milestones
• Represent enterprise architecture interests within the domain and ensure alignment of initiatives with defined standards

Alignment and compliance 

• Ensure the application of the State's technical, technological and architectural standards
• Evaluate the relevance, coherence and impacts of information system evolutions
• Identify gaps to the target architecture, propose remediation measures and monitor their implementation
• Monitor architectural waivers and contribute to compliance checks
• Participate in the activities of the Architecture and Technology Committee (CAT) and the architects' community

Transformation support 

• Contribute to the modernisation of the domain's applications and platforms
• Support the adoption of cloud architectures, cross-cutting digital services and new technologies
• Participate in solution lifecycle management and control of technical and application debt
• Formulate strategic recommendations to improve the quality, security, interoperability and resilience of the information system
• In specific cases, be able to define transition architectures before reaching the target architecture. The most commonly used base models are available on MonSITel

Desired profile

Education 

• Higher education in computer science (University of Applied Sciences, university, ETH, ES) or equivalent training
• TOGAF certification or significant experience in enterprise architecture frameworks is an advantage

Experience 

• Minimum 7 years of experience in information systems architecture, including several years in a transversal or enterprise architecture role
• Proven experience in urbanisation and evolution of complex application portfolios
• Experience in digital transformation environments with a high diversity of stakeholders
• Knowledge of the Justice, Public Security, Police, Judicial Authorities or public administration domains is an asset

Technical skills 

• Mastery of enterprise architecture, application architecture and integration principles
• Knowledge of service-oriented approaches, APIs, microservices, events and integration platforms
• Mastery of modelling methods (UML, BPMN, C4 Model or equivalent)
• Good understanding of cloud architectures, particularly Microsoft Azure and Microsoft 365
• Knowledge of HERMES, ITIL frameworks and Agile practices

Personal skills 

• Systemic vision and ability to grasp complex issues
• Excellent analytical, synthesis and communication skills
• Ability to influence, unite and convince diverse interlocutors
• Sense of public service and understanding of institutional challenges
• Autonomy, initiative, rigour and sense of responsibility

Languages 

• Excellent command of French, spoken and written
• Good knowledge of technical English

Contact details

Alexandre Bramaz, Sector Head, alexandre.bramaz@fr.ch, T +41 26 304 20 15 / Michaël Studer, Head of Human Resources and Communication Section, michael.studer@fr.ch, T +41 26 305 31 62