Synergize Consulting
Technical Architect

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Job Title: Technical Architect
Pay rate: £675/day
Clearance required: BPSS
Location: Huntingdon - duration will be based on workshop planned per week.
Sector: ET&U
End user: Client
IR35: Inside
Job Description:
- Responsibility during design phase
- Lead the technical architecture and design workshops with stakeholders to finalise and validate requirements based on the delivered document during the discovery phase.
- Define and finalise the target architecture, system landscape, integration approach.
- Develop and deliver the High-Level Design (HLD) document, covering application architecture, infrastructure, security, networking, integrations, and data flows.
- Assess current-state architecture and identify gaps, dependencies, risks, and migration considerations.
- Define non-functional requirements (availability, scalability, performance, security, and disaster recovery) and ensure they are incorporated into the technical design.
- Collaborate with infrastructure, application, security, and integration teams to align architecture decisions and design standards.
- Review and validate solution design against technical architecture guidelines.
- Provide technical leadership, architecture recommendations, and effort estimations to support project planning and implementation activities.
- Present the HLD to stakeholders, address review comments, and obtain architecture sign-off.
- Support the transition from design to build and implementation teams by ensuring architecture requirements are clearly communicated.
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- High-Level Design (HLD) Document
- Architecture Diagrams (Logical and Physical)
- Integration and Data Flow Architecture
- Non-Functional Requirements Assessment
- Architecture Review and Sign-off Documentation
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