Strategic Enterprise Architect

We are looking for a forward-thinking Strategic Enterprise Architect to lead and guide the development of our technology strategy. This is an exciting opportunity to influence how digital services are designed, delivered and improved across one of the largest councils in the country. Working with senior leaders and teams across the Council, you will help define future operating models, support major transformation programmes and establish architecture standards that enable modern, resilient and efficient services for residents, staff and communities.

We’re looking for a collaborative leader with significant experience in enterprise architecture, digital transformation and technology strategy within a complex organisation. You will bring strong stakeholder management skills, sound judgement and a passion for using technology to support service improvement.

Bring your expertise, ideas and enthusiasm to a role where you can help build the foundations for a modern, connected and future-ready council., All correspondence relating to your application will be sent from donotreply@. Kindly check your spam/junk folder regularly to ensure you don’t miss any updates.

You should be educated to degree level or equivalent in Computer Information Systems / Computer Science, Information Systems, or other related field, or have a further relevant technical vocational or management qualifications.

We offer a competitive rewards package that includes attractive salaries, a generous annual leave entitlement of 32 days, membership of the excellent contributory career average Local Government Pension Scheme, and a range of flexible working arrangements including hybrid working (home and office) where applicable. Explore the full range of rewards and benefits on our website., Follow us on Instagram Like us on Facebook Visit our website

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