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Marathon Petroleum

Refines and sells gasoline, diesel and jet fuel

Lead Solution Architect - Finance

IT OperationsConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in Information Technology or a related field, or equivalent experience, is required.
  • At least eight years of relevant information technology experience, including at least five years of relevant architecture experience, is required.
  • Experience in energy, manufacturing, logistics, commercial, refining, pipeline, or other operationally complex and regulated environments is preferred.
  • Experience establishing or maturing an architecture practice through reusable patterns, standards, guardrails, governance mechanisms, knowledge management, mentoring, and continuous improvement is preferred.
  • Experience carrying architecture through delivery and operation, including solution intent, measurable non-functional requirements, interface and data contracts, architecture decision records, material change assessment, and as-built verification, is preferred.
  • Experience supporting portfolio and product decision-making, including option analysis, technology and vendor evaluation, architecture trade-offs, roadmap and dependency shaping, investment inputs, and risk communication to business and technology leaders, is preferred.
  • Demonstrated experience leading architecture for complex, enterprise-scale initiatives spanning multiple systems, business capabilities, data domains, integration patterns, cloud or software-as-a-service platforms, and organizational boundaries is preferred.
  • Skills include Agile methodology, analytical thinking, artificial intelligence, big data analytics, business acumen, cloud computing, continuous improvement, DevSecOps, functional expertise, Internet of Things, machine learning, process orchestration, solution architecture, strategic outlook, and systems thinking.

Responsibilities

  • Support architectural governance and compliance; contribute to principles, guidelines, and standards; participate in solution architecture reviews and ensure architecture adherence; develop and apply reusable architecture patterns, decision trees, guardrails, and standing decisions based on proven delivery outcomes, with clear applicability, exceptions, ownership, status, provenance, and review expectations.
  • Design and lead enterprise-scale solution architectures spanning multiple systems or platforms, aligning them with business goals, technical strategy, and enterprise architecture within value streams. Own the complete-solution thread across business process change, applications, data, integration, identity, security, infrastructure, cloud and software-as-a-service services, operational technology boundaries where applicable, service transition, vendor commitments, and retirement impacts.
  • Architect solutions for major modernization initiatives that deliver enhanced agility, scalability, and operational efficiency.
  • Serve as the primary lead architectural advisor for cross-functional solution delivery; collaborate with business stakeholders, Enterprise and System Architects to ensure cohesive, value-driven designs; and partner with Product Management, Engineering, Data, Cybersecurity, Infrastructure, Finance, Supply Chain, vendors, and service owners to resolve cross-domain decisions and maintain end-to-end coherence.
  • Define and enforce solution architecture standards, integration patterns, and governance practices that promote consistency, interoperability, and future-readiness across business units. Define and maintain solution intent, including interfaces and contracts, authoritative data sources, constraints, measurable quality attributes, dependency order, enablers, and the design freedom delegated to engineering teams.
  • Mentor and develop solution and system architects and implementation teams, including DevSecOps, Product teams, and hybrid cloud teams, fostering innovation, technical excellence, and business-technology alignment.
  • Shape strategic roadmaps and business capability models to ensure solution designs support long-term enterprise objectives and competitive differentiation. Frame key decisions by establishing the business outcome, accountable owner, affected landscape, credible options, material assumptions, unresolved questions, and evidence required for an investment or delivery decision.
  • Proactively identify and mitigate solution-level risks, incorporating emerging technologies and architectural foresight to ensure resilience, compliance, and adaptability.
  • Guide implementation teams through material cross-system decisions, evaluate departures from approved intent, make consequences visible, and route decisions to the accountable business, product, domain, security, data, or technology owner.
  • Orchestrate options assessments, architecture decision records, solution briefs, solution intent, non-functional requirements, interface contracts, change records, and as-built verification for complex initiatives, avoiding documentation that does not enable, change, or preserve a decision.

About the Company

Marathon Petroleum

Refines and sells gasoline, diesel and jet fuel

Marathon Petroleum refines crude oil into gasoline, diesel, jet fuel and other products for wholesale buyers and branded fuel stations across the United States. It runs what it calls the nation's largest refining system, with 13 refineries spread across the Gulf Coast, Mid-Continent and West Coast. Its fuel reaches drivers under the Marathon and ARCO brands, and it co-owns a California plant with Neste that makes renewable diesel from fats and plant oils. The company earns most of its money selling refined fuels, while its controlled partnership MPLX gathers, processes and moves natural gas, crude oil and fuel. Marathon Petroleum traces its roots to 1887 and is based in Findlay, Ohio.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Findlay, OH
Founded
1887

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