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Technical Architect

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Rate: £600 - £662
Clearance Required: BPSS
Duration: 6 months
Location: Telford - 2/3 times a week onsite
Hybrid expectations: monthly travel for team events. Locations may vary between Telford, Birmingham, Manchester or London.
Job Description
The Technical Architect is the point of contact for technical & software architecture and design queries/decisions.
- Define and build software solution(s) considering maturity, integrity, stability, scale, maintainability and user profile.
- Articulate the different architectural views to depict aspects of the solution and common mechanisms for interactions between software components.
- Know the longer-term technical strategy and how the solution will consider this, whilst ensuring the software solution is compatible with the overall architecture.
- Appreciate non-technology aspects of the software solution (e.g., business strategy).
- Support the solution throughout its construction, providing support to the development community.
- Relay key messages to other architects, managers and developers consistently.
- Convince the team to adhere to and effectively leverage the software architecture and maintain modifications in architecturally relevant documents.
- Assist in building an effective team of developers
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- Experience with Agile methodologies & skills.
- Curiosity, continuous learning and willingness to get hands-on when needed
- Good written and verbal communication skills
- Problem solving and creativity skills
- Microservices
- REST APIs
- Containerisation
- Java
- AWS
- MongoDB
- Stakeholder management
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