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Job Description
Responsible for the definition, communication and implementation of Heathrow Technology architectures and roadmaps to implement Technology strategy and goals, in support of business priorities for the relevant domain area.
To provide governance, expertise and leadership within Technology as associated with their business domain across HAL Technology Teams and the wider 3rd party and support partner network.
Your role will involve
- Develop and maintain policies, architectures, frameworks, roadmaps, and technical standards for Business domain that deliver the strategic Technology goals, business priorities and comply with HAL’s technical and industry/regulatory standards.
- To take part in the technology Governance processes providing specialist knowledge and assurance that Project designs are fit for purpose and comply to HAL Standards and guidelines.
- Provide solution/technology design oversight, design quality, assurance, and advice to ensure compliance of projects and programmes (and services) to architectural standards and roadmaps, resolving or escalating potential non-compliance issues.
- Ensure technical knowledge and integrity of Products and Solutions is transitioned into the BAU/Support organisation.
- Develop innovative solution architectures that are cohesive, fit for purpose and ensure cost effective delivery (and OpEx) of Technology strategy and business priorities.
- Assess emerging industry trends and anticipate and develop potential strategic Technology solutions to exploit for business benefit within governance processes.
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- Previous experience as design authority for a project portfolio or major programme.
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