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Business Architect – Technology Infrastructure
£600 per day (Inside IR35)
Hybrid working – 3 days on site in Bristol
We are seeking an experienced Business Architect to support a major operational infrastructure programme within a highly regulated, enterprise-scale environment. This is an exciting opportunity to join a high-profile transformation initiative, working across complex digital and operational change projects.
The successful candidate will play a key role in shaping and delivering business architecture solutions across large-scale infrastructure and IT programmes, partnering with senior stakeholders, architects, and third-party delivery teams to drive effective business outcomes.
Key Responsibilities
- Engage with senior stakeholders to define project concepts, business objectives, scope, risks, and dependencies
- Lead business architecture activities across operational infrastructure and IT-focused initiatives
- Capture, analyse, challenge, and prioritise business requirements and success measures
- Develop investment cases, mandates, and business change proposals
- Collaborate with architects and delivery partners to evaluate and recommend solution options
- Ensure business requirements are maintained throughout the project lifecycle
- Support business readiness, process walkthroughs, and business acceptance testing
- Drive continuous improvement using industry best practices and emerging technologies
- Oversee and quality assure deliverables from third-party business architecture resources
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Essential Experience
- Proven experience delivering business architecture change within complex enterprise environments
- Strong background in business process analysis, process design, and operating model improvement
- Experience working on IT infrastructure or operational infrastructure projects
- Excellent stakeholder management, workshop facilitation, and communication skills
- Experience developing business cases and investment proposals for large-scale transformation programmes
- Knowledge of formal project delivery methodologies such as PRINCE2 and associated governance processes
- Experience supporting RFI/ITT activities and vendor evaluation processes
- Strong analytical and investigative skills with the ability to translate business needs into practical solutions


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Desirable Experience
- Experience within heavily regulated, secure, or safety-critical environments
- Understanding of governance, compliance, and regulatory considerations within complex organisations
- Exposure to large-scale digital transformation programmes
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