IAG Transform is an integral part of International Airlines Group (IAG), playing a critical role in driving transformation and innovation across IAG’s airline brands and the wider aviation industry, through expertise and capabilities in procurement, technology, AI, innovation, and transformation.
Our diverse workforce is located across four countries, with our main office in London, UK, and additional offices in Dublin, Madrid, Barcelona, and Kraków.
Working alongside colleagues from around the globe, you will be part of a unique and diverse organisational culture, characterised by a strong sense of belonging and inclusion. With us, your work will create real impact, from everyday improvements to breakthrough change that reshapes the way the world flies.
Our vision is bold. And ambitious. Yet attainable.
Transformation isn’t optional – it’s our path to becoming the world’s best airline group.
We want to be the leading airline group for innovation. Our commitment to new ventures helps us to scale new technology and business models. We also collaborate with our Group businesses, creating better customer experiences, more efficient operations; whilst reducing our environmental impact, and delivering value for IAG.
Technology Architect
Nadzeya Stalbouskaya is a Technology Architect at IAG Transform, where she bridges business strategy and digital transformation through enterprise architecture.
With over a decade of experience in technology leadership, systems integration, and enterprise-scale innovation, she shaped future-ready solutions across SAP, AI, cloud platforms, and cybersecurity. A TOGAF®-certified Enterprise Architect and Honorary Member of the ICMG Enterprise Strategy & Architecture Advisory Group, Nadzeya actively contributes to the global EA community as part of the Association of Enterprise Architects (AEA).
She is passionate about demystifying architecture, building frameworks that work in the real world, and mentoring the next generation of tech leaders. Currently, she’s designing a course to make architecture accessible to non-technical professionals from HR and finance to procurement and operations championing the idea that architectural thinking should be a common business language, not an exclusive skillset.