Solutions Architect
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Job description
This is an opportunity for a Solutions Architect who wants to shape someone comfortable influencing stakeholders, defining architecture strategy, and leading design across complex cloud ecosystems., You’ll play a key role in designing and governing scalable, secure, cloud-native platforms across enterprise transformation programmes.
You’ll work closely with engineering leads, product teams, and client stakeholders to define architecture direction, ensure best practice, and drive long-term technical strategy.
What You’ll Be Doing
- Own end-to-end solution architecture across cloud-native platforms
- Define and implement technical governance and architecture standards
- Lead design reviews, managing risk, dependencies, and optimisation opportunities
- Architect event-driven and microservices-based systems
- Define API, integration, and legacy modernisation strategies
- Shape enterprise security and identity frameworks
(No one is expected to tick every box, what matters most is strong solution architecture experience and the ability to work across complex environments.)
- Security & Compliance: ISO 27001, GDPR, PCI DSS
- Delivery: Agile, DevOps, SAFe
Requirements
- Strong stakeholder engagement and governance experience
- Experience delivering greenfield or transformation programmes
- Ability to balance strategic thinking with pragmatic delivery
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