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Job Title
My client is currently urgently looking for an Enterprise Architect to join their busy projects.
Responsibilities
- Own and continuously maintain the enterprise architecture repository (as-is and target) across GTM, Finance and Services, including application landscape, integration patterns and data flows.
- Define and enforce architecture principles, standards and reference patterns (integration, data, security/non-functional requirements) to reduce fragmentation and procurement-by-project.
- Run architecture governance for major initiatives: design reviews, decision records, exception handling and dependency resolution to keep programmes moving.
- Partner with programme leadership (including Salesforce/CRM/CPQ delivery) to translate target operating processes into implementation-ready architecture designs, guardrails and acceptance criteria.
- Partner with Data & Analytics on master data and analytical dimensions (MDM/PIM), clarifying system-of-record ownership and stewardship touchpoints.
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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You’ve got the grades and the economics background, and your bank internship is exactly the experience this scheme looks for. Apply soon — deadlines close within the month.
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Qualifications and Experience
- Has Enterprise Architecture experience in a global organisation (typically 3–5+ years) producing artefacts used to drive implementation decisions.
- Is TOGAF qualified (or actively pursuing) and familiar with EA best practices, tooling and governance in consulting or fast-growth environments.
- Understands distribution / fast-growth operating models and core trading processes (sales, order-to-cash, logistics, invoicing) and finance processes.
- Has practical experience defining integration approaches and architecture standards (e.g., APIs, EDI, workflow, data flows, security constraints).
- Can influence and drive decisions across functions and regions without formal authority; strong facilitation and stakeholder management skills.


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