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Technical Design Authority

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Cloud Platform Technical Design Authority
£85,000–£90,000 + 20% bonus + £8,000 car allowance
Remote | Full-time | Permanent
We’re looking for an experienced Cloud Platform Technical Design Authority to join a global technology team and provide technical governance and design assurance across a large-scale cloud environment.
This is a technical design and governance role, rather than a pure hands-on engineering position. You’ll take approved High-Level Designs (HLDs) through to detailed Low-Level Designs (LLDs), review technical change requests, and ensure solutions are ready for implementation.
The role:
- Review, challenge and approve cloud/infrastructure designs and changes.
- Translate HLDs into robust, implementation-ready LLDs.
- Ensure designs meet requirements around security, resilience, DR, supportability and cost.
- Work closely with AWS/cloud engineering teams and managed service providers.
- Hold vendors accountable for technical quality and delivery.
- Work within established change management and governance processes, including CAB.
- Clearly communicate technical decisions, risks and recommendations.
- Drive improvements in technical submissions, governance and the HLD → LLD process.
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What we’re looking for:
- Strong experience across AWS and cloud technology.
- Proven experience with technical design, HLD/LLD and design assurance.
- Strong change management / ITIL / CAB experience.
- Excellent attention to detail and technical understanding.
- Comfortable challenging vendors and delivery teams.
- Strong communication skills and the ability to explain what needs to be done and why.
- Broad technical knowledge - you don’t need to be a specialist in every technology, but you do need to be able to understand the problem and find the right answer.


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AWS architecture experience and relevant certifications such as AWS Solutions Architect, Azure Solutions Architect, ITIL or TOGAF would be advantageous.
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