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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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London based – hybrid working – 2-3 days a week onsite
Government sector – must have active SC Clearance to be considered
Key Responsibilities:
- Assess the technical implications of potential Alpha scenarios, including feasibility, integration, cloud hosting, environments, security, tooling and governance considerations.
- Work with digital, architecture, platform and technical governance stakeholders to understand existing technical constraints, opportunities, dependencies and assurance requirements.
- Identify technical dependencies that must be resolved during Alpha, including access, environments, cloud platforms, interfaces, data availability and delivery capability.
- Support exploration of whether and where a digital service is the appropriate delivery vehicle, including what should be prototyped, simulated, manually tested or technically implemented during Alpha.
- Define indicative technical options, cloud architectures and integration patterns, including the use of AWS-native services, to support testing of information sharing, collaboration, feedback mechanisms and partner interactions across organisational boundaries.
- Contribute to technical risks, assumptions, dependencies, resource requirements and delivery considerations for Alpha mobilisation and subsequent delivery phases.
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