London Ambulance Service NHS Trust
Infrastructure Architect
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The London Ambulance Service (LAS) depends on highly available, reliable, sustainable, cost-effective digital services to support the delivery of urgent and emergency care. To ensure that digital & data services are appropriately evaluated and designed to support LAS in providing an excellent digital experience for our staff and outstanding care for our patients.
The role is critical to the Trust to ensure digital alignment with Trust strategic goals, standardisation of products and services, governance and compliance with architecture processes and principles.
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Working within the Digital & Data Department as an Infrastructure and Solutions Architecture subject matter expert.
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Responsibilities:
- Accountable for delivering infrastructure architecture and design services (including developing architectural artefacts, policies, mandates, processes, procedures, and reports and supporting the operation of the Architecture Review Board).
- Delivering these services across the breadth of the Trust (including 999 Operations, Emergency Care, Integrated Urgent Care, and Corporate/Trust-wide business areas) to enable the Trust's objectives and transformational Digital agenda.
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