Fruition Group
Technical Solutions Architect

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Technical & Solution Architect
£80-100k + Bonus
Location: London, Hybrid
We’re working with an innovative financial technology business building a new platform within a highly regulated environment.
They’re looking for a Technical Solution Architect, or a strong Senior Engineer with the ambition to move into Solution Architecture, taking increasing ownership of system design, technical direction and client-facing solution discussions.
This is not a pure architecture role - you’ll stay hands-on technically while having a genuine say in how the platform evolves.
What you'll be doing
- Design and evolve scalable, secure distributed systems
- Own system architecture, APIs and integration patterns
- Translate complex business requirements into practical technical solutions
- Make architectural trade-offs across distributed and traditional systems
- Contribute to smart-contract / ledger-based components where relevant
- Work closely with engineering, product and external stakeholders
- Produce technical documentation and solution designs
- Contribute to production code, code reviews, testing, CI/CD and observability
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Tech
- Java
- JavaScript
- Solidity
- SQL
- REST
- Event-driven architecture
- Distributed systems
What we're looking for
- Strong software engineering background with experience designing and building products
- Solid distributed-systems and API design experience
- Exposure to blockchain, DLT or smart contracts
- Strong technical problem-solving and architectural thinking
- Experience working in financial services or another regulated environment is valuable
- Excellent communication - able to explain technical decisions to engineers, product teams and clients


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Why this role?
- You'll join a small, high-calibre team where you can have real ownership and influence, working on complex technology problems without stepping away from the engineering.
- The longer-term goal is clear: take ownership of architecture, lead solution design and become a key technical voice across the business.
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