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Enterprise Solutions Architect

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Enterprise Solutions Architect required by a well-known national travel company who provide a critical service to millions of customers every year. My client provides a vital infrastructure hub for global businesses as well as customers who depend on their service and location.
As part of the Product and Platform team, this Enterprise Solutions Architect role will see you working at Enterprise level alongside a skilled technical team. You'll collaborate with enterprise architects, the data team, and the development and network functions and be a key piece in the overall solutions jigsaw.
You’ll need to be highly proficient across enterprise level applications and business systems, as you will be given the autonomy to make business and commercial decisions based on these technology choices. The company is undergoing and planning several new "off-the-shelf"/ COTS application implementations and so you will need to be comfortable creating HLDs and LLDs for 3rd party on-prem and SaaS applications, which are integrated by the in-house development function. These include a new data control platform, a staff expenses system, and a risk management system based around Power Platform & Power Apps.
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For this Solutions Architect role, you must have:
- A solid understanding of architectural patterns and design documentation for enterprise level systems and data organization
- Excellent technical proficiency across COTS / "off-the-shelf" software implementation and infrastructure projects at enterprise level
- Excellent grasp of Cloud infrastructure (Azure / GCP) is essential
- Proven Leadership - has experience in leading a team of Solutions Architects
- Ideally, all-rounded experience across COTS, Infrastructure, Networking, Cloud, and SaaS Applications


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This Enterprise Solutions Architect role offers a competitive base salary plus guaranteed allowance, annual bonus, and more! Plus you'll be a part of a unique environment which is part of the UK’s national infrastructure, working with some of the latest technologies. This is a hybrid role, with 2 days onsite in Crawley.
To apply for this Enterprise Solutions Architect position, send your CV to Jennifer Palmer at IT Recruitment Solutions.
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