Hunter Bond
Head of Infrastructure Architecture - Executive Director

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Head of Infrastructure Architecture - Executive Director
My leading Banking client are looking for an experienced and forward-thinking individual to own the infrastructure architecture across end-user compute, data centre estate and cloud, and drive the consolidation of three separate estates into one coherent, cost-managed platform.
Responsibilities:
- Define the target-state infrastructure architecture spanning virtual desktop infrastructure, physical and co-located data centres, and public cloud, with a clear placement policy governing what runs where and why.
- Lead the data centre rationalisation programme: workload discovery and dependency mapping, migration wave planning, exit sequencing, and lease/contract alignment.
- Consolidate the VDI and end-user compute estate — rationalise brokers, images, profile management and licensing; define persona-based desktop patterns; set the roadmap from legacy VDI toward a single strategic platform.
- Design cloud landing zones, network topology, identity integration, and hybrid connectivity to support migration at scale without re-platforming the operating model per application.
- Own resilience architecture — disaster recovery tiering, recovery time and point objectives, failover design and testing — aligned to operational resilience and important business service requirements.
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Skills / Experience Required:
- Strong infrastructure architecture experience in a regulated enterprise environment.
- Background in End user computing, Storage and Cloud.
- Understanding of the Operational Resilience regulatory landscape.
- Hands-on architecture experience across at least one major public cloud, covering landing zone design, networking, identity and migration patterns.
- Good AI understanding.
- Previously worked in Banking.
- Excellent communication skills.


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Compensation:
- Salary: Excellent + bonus + package
- Level: Executive Director
- Location: London (good work from home options available)
If you are interested in this Head of Infrastructure Architecture - Executive Director position and meet the above requirements please apply immediately.
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