Venesky Brown
Business Architect

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Venesky-Brown Recruitment Opportunity
Venesky-Brown are supporting a Major UK Infrastructure Project, who are currently looking to recruit a Business Architect until the end of March 2027 on a rate of £650/day (Inside IR35). This role will be based in Leiston 2-3 days per week.
Responsibilities
- Coordinate site connectivity initiatives across multiple construction and operational workstreams.
- Act as the primary interface between site operations, Digital & IT, suppliers and programme delivery teams.
- Support the mobilisation of connectivity services into new buildings, compounds and operational areas.
- Engage with facilities, construction, logistics and contractor teams to understand site requirements and constraints.
- Ensure appropriate governance, assurance and approval activities are completed.
- Support investment cases, project documentation and programme reporting where required.
- Coordinate supplier activities and ensure delivery commitments are understood and tracked.
- Escalate blockers and delivery risks proactively.
- Maintain stakeholder alignment across operational and project teams.
- Support operational transition and handover activities for connectivity services.
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Essential Skills
- Experience coordinating complex infrastructure, facilities, telecommunications, networking, or connectivity projects
- Experience with physical hardware fit design, planning, procurement, and installation for the above activities
- Experience working on large site mobilisation programmes
- Experience working alongside:
- Facilities Management teams
- Site Operations teams
- Construction delivery teams
- Network and telecommunications engineers
- Infrastructure or IT operations teams
- Internet, and Telephony Service providers and contractors
- Highly organised and proactive.
- Comfortable working on a live construction site.
- Strong at coordinating people and analysing requirements.
- Confident challenging suppliers and driving actions to completion.
- Able to build relationships quickly across operational and technical teams.
- Pragmatic, delivery-focused and comfortable dealing with ambiguity.


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