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Technical Architect | Microsoft Business Applications & Azure
📍 London (3 days per week) | 💰 Circa £95,000 + Benefits - Visa sponsorship available
One of the UK's leading Microsoft digital transformation consultancies is looking for an experienced Technical Architect to lead the design and delivery of large-scale Microsoft programmes across central government, public sector and regulated organisations.
This isn't a role for someone who's recently moved into architecture. We're looking for someone who has genuinely operated as a Technical Architect on complex enterprise programmes and can combine technical leadership with credible client-facing consultancy.
You'll be responsible for:
- Designing enterprise-scale Microsoft Business Applications and Azure solutions
- Architecting complex integrations with third-party platforms (payments, identity, company data, etc.)
- Defining data models and providing technical leadership through delivery
- Representing solutions at Technical Design Boards and governance forums
- Advising senior stakeholders on technical strategy, solution design and business cases
- Working closely with customers throughout the full project lifecycle
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- Strong architecture experience across the Microsoft Business Applications and Azure ecosystem
- A proven track record delivering enterprise digital transformation programmes
- Experience leading technical teams through implementation, not just producing designs
- Excellent stakeholder management and consultancy skills
- The confidence to challenge, influence and guide senior technical and business audiences
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This is a well-established Microsoft consultancy with over 15 years of successful delivery, recognised for delivering complex transformation programmes across government and regulated industries. Rather than specialising in one technology, they deliver end-to-end digital transformation projects, giving architects the opportunity to work on genuinely varied and challenging engagements.
The role
📍 London office 3 days per week, with occasional client travel
💰 Salary circa £95,000 (flexible for exceptional candidates)
Work on some of the UK's most complex Microsoft transformation programmes
Long-term career progression within a highly respected Microsoft partner
If you're an experienced Technical Architect looking to work on genuinely complex enterprise programmes, I'd be happy to tell you more.
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