Infoplus Technologies UK Limited
Senior Enterprise Architect (Tech Strategy & Innovation)

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The Role
The Enterprise Architect will provide enterprise architecture capability within the CTO Tech Strategy & Innovation. Working within agreed architectural direction, the role supports the development, documentation, and assurance of end-to-end architectures across multiple domains. This includes shaping solution designs, supporting feasibility assessments and roadmaps, producing architectural artefacts, identifying cross-domain dependencies and risks, and contributing to architecture governance.
The role works closely with delivery, platform, and engineering teams to maintain architectural coherence while enabling pragmatic delivery.
Enterprise Architect with expertise in cloud, integration, data, and infrastructure, delivering secure, resilient, and scalable solutions. Skilled in shaping target architectures, guiding technology decisions, and collaborating with engineering teams to drive strategic outcomes.
Your Responsibilities
- Produce high-level architecture, future/north star and emerging technology views and roadmaps - with a view to starting to implement 'Architecture as Code'
- Provide architectural guidance, including external expertise on trends and best practice for strategy, principles, standards, and guardrails.
- Help with transition states, designs, and architecture delivery
- Embedded within the Programme and work with workstream leads to help drive scope, requirements, architecture, and design roadmaps
- Stakeholder engagement, both Internal and external, involved in the Programme
- Responsible for delivering designs, tooling strategy, and data delivery patterns
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Essential Skills/Knowledge/Experience
Act as a Technology Strategy Consultant to the Group CTO and senior leadership, shaping the Group's long-term technology vision, strategic direction, and investment priorities.
Conduct strategic analysis of emerging technologies, market trends, competitor activity, and industry developments, translating insights into clear recommendations and business outcomes.
Develop executive-level technology strategy artefacts, including strategic viewpoints, future-state scenarios, investment cases, board papers, and decision-making materials.


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Lead thought leadership and strategy development across key themes including AI, Digital Assets, Digital Identity, Composability, Simplification, and the Future of Banking.
Desirable Skills/Knowledge/Experience
Experience within Financial Services, Consulting, or a technology strategy function in a large, complex organisation.
Knowledge of modern technology domains such as cloud, data, platforms, engineering, security, and enterprise architecture.
Familiarity with emerging technology ecosystems, regulatory developments, and their implications for future business and technology strategy. Engage with senior stakeholders across CTO, GEC, and IT Board to shape investment decisions and ensure architectural coherence across programmes.
Translate complex technical detail into executive-level narratives and strategic recommendations.
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