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Lead Architect
Location: Remote – some travel required to UK offices
Employment Status: Full-Time, Permanent
Package: Competitive salary and benefits package on offer
Industry: Maritime Engineering
Tria has partnered with a global FTSE 250 organisation working in the maritime engineering industry, to hire a Lead Architect. The company are working through a major IT Transformation programme and as part of this require a Lead Architect to play a hands-on role in building its architecture practices and processes from the ground up.
They will be responsible for defining and maintaining the company’s current, target and transition-state architectures, establishing architecture standards and governance, and identifying how emerging technologies can be applied to create business value.
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The company require the following experience:
- Substantial experience in both enterprise and solution architecture, with a track record of practising these disciplines at group or enterprise level.
- Experience working in a greenfield environment - Experience establishing or maturing an architecture practice, its processes and its artefacts.
- Broad application experience across COTS (Commercial Off-The-Shelf), SaaS (Software as a Service), cloud-native and custom-built solutions.
- Experience evaluating and introducing emerging technologies, with good awareness of current developments in areas such as AI and machine learning.
- Recognised architecture framework certification, such as TOGAF (The Open Group Architecture Framework) or equivalent.
- Sector experience in engineering, maritime, defence or energy.


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The position is remote, with some travel to various offices across the UK when required. This is an excellent opportunity to help build an architecture practice from the ground up, with excellent growth prospects. If you feel you have the required experience, then please apply ASAP with an up-to-date CV which showcases your experience in the above areas.
Key Roles and Skills: Lead Architect, Enterprise Architect, TOGAF, AI, ML, emerging technology, engineering, Maritime, Defence, Energy, Greenfield
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