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Lead Technical Architect — Fully Remote — Inside IR35 — £675 to £700 per day
A UK central government programme is hiring a lead technical architect to bring departmental services into a government mobile app, and to issue digital credentials into the government's own wallet. Fully remote. SFIA 6.
The package
- £675 to £700 per day
- Inside IR35
- Fully remote
Clearance requirement and duration are being confirmed and will be shared before application
What you will do
- Take accountability for the team progressing through technical governance forums
- Influence at scale in a multi-department environment
- Shape the technical architecture for common components supporting app-native journeys and digital credentials
- Work within strategic and enterprise architecture constraints, and engage the wider architect community where the team needs to move outside them
- Produce the high-level and low-level designs engineers build from
- Bring legacy, strategic and central digital service applications together into one set of journeys
- Initiate best-practice DevOps tooling and work with engineers to review how well it lands
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What you need
- Significant experience under a technical, solution or enterprise architect job title, at SFIA 6 level
- Strong experience of working inside a UK government department — required
- Experience of cross-department integration work — required
- A track record of taking a team's architecture through a design authority and owning the outcome, not just presenting at it
- Authentication and authorisation design using OIDC, OAuth2 or SAML
- Architecture across more than one public cloud — AWS, GCP and Azure are all in play


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