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Process Architect
Location: London/Hybrid
Contract: OUTSIDE OF IR35
RATE: £650 P/D
My client, within Financial Services, are looking for a Process Architect for an initial 6 Month Contract.
This role will be central to optimizing business process design, ensuring operational excellence, and guiding the transition to a scalable Day 2 operational model.
🔍 Key Responsibilities:
- Process Design & Modelling: Define, model, and document future-state business processes using BPMN and industry best practices.
- Business Process Analysis & Transformation: Analyse current workflows, identify inefficiencies, and design process improvements that drive business value.
- Stakeholder Collaboration: Partner with business stakeholders, IT teams, and service architects to gather requirements and ensure alignment.
- Process Standardization & Optimization: Promote non-bespoke, standardized process models across the organization to support strategic objectives.
- Process Automation: Identify automation opportunities, support roadmap creation, and collaborate with technology teams on delivery.
- Monitoring & Evaluation: Establish KPIs and governance mechanisms to monitor ongoing process performance and continuous improvement.
- Subject Matter Expertise: Provide guidance and mentoring on process design and architecture standards across programs and initiatives.
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- Extensive experience in Business Process Management (BPM), with strong skills in BPMN and modelling tools
- Proven ability to simplify complex, inefficient or broken processes and design scalable, effective solutions
- Strong communication and stakeholder management skills across business and technical domains
- Familiarity with automation tools and supporting enterprise-scale transitions
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