Solution Architect

Licensed sponsor United Kingdom Posted 1 week ago

Job Summary

To define solution architecture based on business requirements and established standards in line with the defined future state enterprise IT landscape.

Key Responsibilities

1. To assess the domain IT landscape assessment and Application portfolio optimization for gap analysis
2. Creation of solution and architectural views (logical| conceptual| development| execution| infrastructure & operations architecture)
3. To study and define system requirements addressing stakeholder| portfolio concerns
4. To ensure knowledge up-gradation and work with new and emerging products/technologies
5. To manage Non Functional Requirement adaption for the solution
6. To contribute towards white/technical papers and knowledge base

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Location

United Kingdom

Posted

1 week ago

Occupation

SOC 2133 · IT business analysts, architects and systems designers

Going rate

£54,900 a year (£28.15/h)

Visa route

Eligible for Skilled Worker sponsorship

Visa salary

£54,900 · new entrants £38,400

Typical UK pay

£60,288 median full-time

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