We’re looking for an experienced Technical Solution Architect to play a key role in a major technology transformation programme, helping redesign and modernise a complex legacy systems landscape into a modern, scalable and AI-enabled architecture.
The Role
Working closely with senior technology and business stakeholders, you'll help shape the target architecture and roadmap for the modernisation of a business-critical technology estate.
The programme will see the organisation move away from tightly coupled legacy systems towards a cloud-first, API-led and microservices-based architecture, creating a platform capable of supporting future growth, automation and AI.
Working across both the current-state architecture and future-state design, you'll play a key role in helping determine what should be replaced, re-engineered, integrated or retired.
Day-to-day responsibilities will involve:
You'll take ownership of architecture across a number of interconnected transformation initiatives, including:
What We're Looking For
We're looking for a hands on architect who has been through major systems modernisation, rather than someone whose experience is purely greenfield. Ideally coming from a software engineering background, you're someone who will take a hands on approach within a smaller team rather than only a strategic viewpoint relying on others.
And its likely, you will have experience with:
Interviews: Interviews will be held next week (w/c 7th September) with shortlisting taking place asap. Send over your CV an ideally highlight your experience too.
Develop and maintain software applications to meet client requirements.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to design scalable solutions.
Troubleshoot and resolve technical issues promptly.
Participate in code reviews to ensure code quality and standards.
Document software functionality and update technical manuals.
Monitor system performance and implement improvements.
Stay updated with emerging technologies and integrate them as needed.
Provide technical support and training to end-users.