Synergize Consulting
Lead Integration Architect – SC & NPPV3 Cleared - Outside IR35

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Lead Integration Architect – SC & NPPV3
Rate: £650 per day
IR35: Outside IR35
Duration: October 2026 – March 2027 initially
Location: UK – Hybrid / secure site attendance as required
Clearance: Active SC + NPPV3 – essential
We are looking for an experienced Lead Integration Architect to support a secure public-sector data integration programme.
This is a technical architecture role focused on designing secure integration across multiple independently managed and differently configured source systems.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead the overall integration architecture across multiple source systems.
- Design secure federated/distributed data integration solutions.
- Define RESTful APIs, OpenAPI specifications and integration patterns.
- Design reusable integration services and source-specific adapters.
- Define data flows, common data models and source-to-target mapping.
- Consider security, access controls, auditability and resilience.
- Produce architecture diagrams and technical design documentation.
- Work closely with engineering, security, data and delivery teams.
- Support technical POC/Alpha delivery.
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Essential Skills & Experience
- Active SC clearance AND NPPV3 – essential.
- Strong experience as an Integration Architect / Lead Integration Architect / Data Integration Architect.
- Proven experience integrating multiple heterogeneous systems.
- Strong API architecture experience – REST/OpenAPI.
- Experience with federated or distributed data architectures.
- Strong understanding of data modelling and source-to-target mapping.
- Experience with secure data access, authentication/authorisation and auditability.
- Experience designing for resilience and complex integration environments.
- Strong communication and stakeholder-management skills.


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Desirable
- IES / IES Next
- Policing or government data
- Secure cross-organisational data sharing
- Federated search / data virtualisation
- Public-sector or multi-supplier delivery
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