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Solution Architect
π Various Location - Scotstoun, Portsmouth, Filton or New Malden - 2 Days p/w onsite
πΌ π· Permanent, Up to Β£80k + 10% Bonus, Full Benefits Package
My client, a multi-national Aerospace & Defence organisation, are looking for a Solution Architect who can be based out of various locations across the UK.
Role description:
As a Solution Architect, you will be responsible for the design and implementation of solutions across the Naval Ships environment and be accountable for governing architecture, driving adoption of standards, and managing the long-term health of the IT estate.
π§ π» What you'll be doing:
- Defining the solution architecture and design for the project to meet business and system requirements, within the project constraints of cost and timescale, and the agreed architectural and technical framework.
- Capturing the as-is and to-be application, data, and technology architectures for the assigned projects.
- Providing Project Technical Authority leadership, ensuring that the solution architecture and design is as required and is communicated effectively.
- Providing design management and governance through the operation of change and configuration management activities.
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π§ π» Skills & Experience:
- Understanding of IT / software development lifecycle (including methodologies e.g., Agile) and associated reviews, policies, standards, and governance processes.
- Proven experience in the design, development, and deployment of major IT applications and how those applications can support the business processes.
- Proven knowledge and experience of working within architecture frameworks e.g., TOGAF


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The Solutions Architect Team:
As part of the Solution Architects team you will work on international programmes and have the opportunity to drive digital transformation into a manufacturing environment. You will join a passionate and highly motivated workforce and a business that offers truly flexible working arrangements that supports a healthy work-life balance and future development for qualifications and support.
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