VisitBritain
Solutions Architect – Cloud and Security

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Organisational Context
The British Tourist Authority (BTA) is the national tourism agency and a non-departmental public body funded by the Department for Culture, Media & Sport (DCMS) and trades under the name of VisitBritain/VisitEngland (VB/VE).
We are a global organisation with a diverse culture. Our 280+ employees work across the UK’s nations and regions and in 21 overseas markets. Our purpose is to drive a thriving tourism industry, creating sustainable economic growth across Britain.
VisitBritain drives growth from tourism across the nations and regions so local communities feel the benefits. As a partner of the GREAT campaign, we work with the national tourist boards for Britain as well as with industry and non-industry partners to mount our global campaigns which inspire visitors to explore Britain now.
VisitEngland works to make England’s visitor economy resilient, sustainable and world-class. Having developed a simplified a regional structure for English tourism, together we grow local visitor economies and to drive sustainable and inclusive growth. We also help English destinations to win international business events,
Collectively, we are a trusted advisor to industry and to Government on the visitor economy, providing research and insights.
As one global team, we work together with Passion, in Partnership and at Pace:
- with Passion - fuelled by our enthusiasm and positivity to deliver excellent results.
- in Partnership – empowered to work with partners towards a greater aim beyond our own.
- at Pace – delivering innovation through agility, boldness, and bravery to take calculated risk.
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The majority of our roles can be performed predominantly remotely, however, we are not a fully remote organisation as we recognise the importance of face-to-face connection, so you will be expected to spend some time in the office. We operate from our Global Hub at Victoria Square House in Birmingham and maintain a small presence in Central London.
Our Global Hub is located in Birmingham, which is our primary location, however, many of our employees are located across the UK. Therefore, working in another location may be required on occasion. You will be expected to commute to your usual place (Birmingham) of work at your own cost and any requests for you to travel further will be compensated.
Main purpose of the role
DCMS is in the final stages of development of the Short Term Lets (STL) scheme. It is envisaged that this scheme will transfer to VisitEngland’s management in late 2026. The scheme will require the owners of STLs to register their property online and pay a registration fee. A registration number will be allocated to the property, and owners will require this before they can advertise. Automated processes are being set up to enable registration numbers to be checked, to avoid errors and fraud, and it is anticipated that offline processes will also be employed.
A Solutions Architect – Cloud and Security will be a key member of a small VisitEngland team, who will work closely with the DCMS team leading the development of the scheme, and the 3rd party who is building the technical solution. Other roles in the team will include a Finance Specialist, Business Analyst with Data specialism, and Senior Digital Product Manager.


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The VisitEngland team will be required to gain a detailed understanding of the scheme and the technical solution that is in development. They will flag any concerns they identify with the technical solution and identify the resource profile and budgets required for VisitEngland to manage the scheme in future.
The Solutions Architect Cloud and Security will play an important role, ensuring that the solution in development is technically sound and cyber secure, and fits with the VB/VE target architecture. They will identify any gaps or concerns and assist the DCMS team and development partner in finding appropriate solutions. They will ensure that testing is planned and undertaken with sufficient rigour, and that the solution is fit for purpose before it is handed over to VisitEngland.
Please refer to the job description for more detail.
Important Information
We are an equal opportunities employer, and we are committed to diversity and inclusion. We seek to create an inclusive workplace that welcomes everyone and celebrates all identities and perspectives. We give everyone working with us the opportunity to achieve their full potential by building a culture where everyone feels heard, respected, and valued.
In order to apply for this vacancy, you must complete personal statement section of the application form on our recruitment system highlighting how you meet the criteria stipulated in the job description and person specification and submit it.
If you have any questions, please email recruitment@visitbritain.org
The application window will close at 23:55 (UK Time) on 28 September 2026.
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