Codeconvergence Limited (CCL)
Solutions Architect

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Your skills and experience include:
- Strong interpersonal and stakeholder management skills, including the ability to interact at all business levels — from the CEO and C-suite through to technical SMEs, developers, testers, and project managers.
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills, including the ability to assess the audience and pitch / influence appropriately.
- Working across enterprise technologies, including prior SME roles across infrastructure, cloud, and application domains.
- Defining, documenting, and architecting solutions across hybrid, on-premise, and public cloud estates, potentially requiring integration with legacy technologies for large projects and programmes.
- Supporting and designing mission-critical infrastructure solutions across a wide variety of technologies.
- IT security and risk management within an architecture role.
- Experience working within architectural design authorities and governance forums.
- Technical selection and RFI/RFP processes, including supplier assurance of third-party products and contractual due diligence including drafting statements of requirements for third parties or commenting on vendor statements of work (SoW).
- Working in a highly regulated environment (e.g. financial services).
- Agile methodologies (Scrum, Kanban) and waterfall methodologies along with associated toolsets (such as Jira).
- Use of documentation tools such as Atlassian Confluence along with diagramming or architectural modelling tools and languages (draw.io, Sparx, ADOIT, ArchiMate, Mermaid, C4).
- Broad knowledge of IT technologies and architectural styles and patterns (e.g. event-driven, serverless, microservices, SOA, layered architectures).
- Supporting implementation and solution design for large public cloud implementations, preferably both AWS and Azure.
- Supporting implementation and technical design across core technologies (Windows, Linux, VMware, Hyper-V, web, database, security gateways, LAN/WAN networking).
- Designing solutions involving middleware and integration including JBoss / WebLogic, enterprise service bus / message queueing / integration platforms (iPaaS) such as RabbitMQ, MuleSoft, Boomi, Kafka. Designing (including requirements traceability) secure, high performing, and highly available technology solutions.
- Knowledge of continuous integration and deployment processes, methods, and tools.
- Providing architectural support and assurance to DevOps teams, with application of agile practices.
- Ability to work with cutting-edge AI LLM technologies, producing work in conjunction with models such as Anthropic Claude, whilst experimenting and exploring different methods of co-working with AI.
Your education and qualifications should include:
- Degree or HND in information technology, or equivalent experience
- Relevant technical and business qualifications (e.g. Microsoft or AWS certifications, TOGAF, ITIL)
- Evidence of your commitment to continuous learning
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