Anson McCade
Technical Architect

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Technical Architect - Highly Competitive Salary
We're working with a globally recognised consultancy who are looking for an experienced Technical Architect to join their growing Digital & Data practice.
This is an opportunity to work at the intersection of strategy, technology, and transformation helping major organisations solve complex challenges and deliver meaningful, large-scale change.
What you'll be doing:
- Designing end-to-end technical solutions for complex enterprise and public sector programmes
- Working closely with clients to shape requirements and define architecture approaches
- Producing key architecture artefacts including high-level designs, technical options, and roadmaps
- Acting as a technical leader across engineering teams, guiding delivery and resolving architectural challenges
- Communicating complex technical concepts to senior stakeholders and board-level audiences
- Supporting cost estimation, planning, and business case development for transformation initiatives
- Ensuring solutions align with governance, security, and enterprise architecture standards
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What we're looking for:
- Proven experience as a Solution Architect or Senior Technical Architect
- Strong background in cloud platforms (AWS, Azure or GCP)
- Experience across enterprise architecture, microservices, or distributed systems
- Ability to work across the full delivery lifecycle in Agile environments
- Strong stakeholder management and communication skills
- Exposure to architecture frameworks (TOGAF, SAFe, UML, ArchiMate etc.) is beneficial
- Consultancy or client-facing experience highly desirable


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Why this role?
- Work on high-impact transformation programmes across major UK organisations
- Join a collaborative, innovation-led environment with genuine career progression
- Access cutting-edge technology partnerships and continuous learning opportunities
- Be part of a culture that values curiosity, inclusion, and engineering excellence
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