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Domain Architect – EUC
Heathrow | 4 Days Onsite | £90,000 + Benefits | SC Cleared / SC Eligible
The Opportunity
We’re looking for an experienced Domain Architect – End User Computing (EUC) to act as the technical authority across a large-scale Managed Services environment.
This is not a pure architecture role, nor a pure engineering position. We’re looking for someone who has built their career from a strong EUC engineering background into architecture and technical leadership — someone who can review and challenge designs, set technical direction, govern solutions and provide trusted technical advice to clients and delivery teams.
What You’ll Be Doing
- Act as the Design Authority for the EUC domain, providing technical governance and direction.
- Review, challenge and approve technical designs and solutions.
- Define and influence EUC and Modern Workplace technology strategy and roadmaps.
- Provide technical leadership across Microsoft 365, Intune and endpoint technologies.
- Translate complex client and business requirements into robust technical solutions.
- Work closely with clients, architects, engineers and delivery teams to ensure solutions meet agreed standards.
- Provide technical advisory support across Managed Services, transitions and new opportunities.
- Build trusted relationships with senior stakeholders and influence technical decision-making.
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What We’re Looking For
You’ll ideally bring:
- Strong End User Computing (EUC) experience within large enterprise environments.
- Deep knowledge of Modern Workplace technologies.
- Strong Microsoft 365 experience.
- Expertise across Intune, SCCM, Autopilot and endpoint management.
- Experience working as a Domain Architect, Design Authority or Technical Governance Lead.
- Proven experience reviewing and challenging technical designs.
- Strong stakeholder management and client-facing communication skills.
- Experience within Managed Services environments.
- The ability to combine strong technical credibility with architecture, governance and commercial awareness.


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If you’re an experienced EUC / Modern Workplace professional who has evolved into architecture and wants to operate as a genuine technical authority, this could be an excellent next step.
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