About the Company

General Matter is enriching uranium in America.

Our goal is to design, build, and operate the world’s lowest-cost enrichment services in the United States.

Our mission is to restore America’s ability to produce nuclear fuel—fuel that will power AI, advanced manufacturing, critical industries, and the next generation of nuclear reactors.

Ultimately, our work will help power national ambitions and enable a high-energy society.

We were incubated by Founders Fund, like Anduril and Palantir before us, and are backed by top-tier investors. Our lean, world-class team of engineers and operators is applying a first-principles approach to solving the problem of nuclear fuel production.

We are a mission-driven company with a culture of urgency, accountability, and transparency.

Help us build a high-energy society by making the cleanest, safest form of baseload energy the most affordable.

About This Role

As an Enterprise Systems Architect, you will design the enterprise systems architecture that runs our business across manufacturing, supply chain, quality, engineering, and finance: the applications, integrations, data flows, and hosting that connect our ERP, MES, QMS, PLM/PDM, procurement, HRIS, and analytics landscape. Reporting to the Enterprise Systems Manager, you will be the senior technical design authority for how these systems fit together, scale, and stay secure, and you will define the target architecture that our integration engineers and administrators build to.

You will work across every department that depends on these platforms, alongside the Senior Technical Program Manager and external implementation partners, turning operational requirements into system architecture, data models, and integration designs. A central part of the role is designing where each system and data set is hosted and how data moves between environments of differing sensitivity, so the portfolio stays compliant as it scales. It is ideal for someone who thrives at the intersection of systems architecture, operations, and hands-on execution in a fast-paced, high-impact environment.

Responsibilities

Own the enterprise systems architecture across applications, integrations, data flows, and automation, and lead architecture decisions across ERP, MRP, MES, QMS, PLM/PDM, CRM, HRIS, procurement, finance, analytics, and identity systems.
Lead the technical evaluation for enterprise system and ERP selection with the Senior Technical Program Manager, running vendor due diligence and defining the target integration architecture and technical implementation approach.
Design scalable integrations and data flows across the portfolio (ERP, MES, QMS, PLM/PDM, WMS, procurement, finance, and reporting) using APIs and ETL/ELT patterns, and translate operational requirements into workflows, data models, and interface specifications.
Own the data architecture, including system-of-record and master-data ownership per domain, data governance, and data quality, so the business runs on one trusted, authoritative source for each data domain.
Design the hosting and data-movement architecture across environments of differing data sensitivity, defining where each system and data set lives and how data crosses between controlled and uncontrolled environments, and establish standards for configuration, access control, documentation, and change management with Security and Compliance.
Translate the multi-year enterprise systems roadmap owned by the Enterprise Systems Manager into target-state architecture, identify technical risk, dependencies, and technical debt with mitigation plans, and guide the integration engineers, administrators, and analysts who build to the architecture.

Basic Qualifications

10+ years in enterprise systems, IT architecture, or systems integration, including a lead or architect role on complex, cross-functional implementations.
Led or architected at least one full-cycle ERP implementation, from selection through integration, migration, and go-live.
Experience architecting and integrating enterprise platforms such as ERP, MRP, MES, QMS, PLM/PDM, procurement, supply chain, finance, analytics, HRIS, or CRM.