Enterprise Architect

Queen Mary University of London
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Head of Enterprise Architecture at QMUL | FBCS | TOGAF | CISM | MIoL

Are you an architect looking for an exciting opportunity to shape the technology landscape of a leading Russell Group university? Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) seeks a skilled professional to join the Enterprise Architecture Team within the Office of the CIO, part of IT Services.

Reporting to the Head of Enterprise Architecture, the Enterprise Architect works alongside solution, security, and data architects and includes line management responsibilities for solution designers within the EA function. You will be critical in aligning technology solutions with the University's goals, business capabilities, and value streams. You will provide leadership, analysis, and design expertise to support the development of solutions that meet business needs while defining and adhering to architectural governance and standards. Your responsibilities will include creating deliverables to manage QMUL's portfolio of baseline, transition, and target solutions across systems, processes, shared infrastructure, and application services to drive targeted business outcomes.

This hybrid role requires two days per week on-site at our Mile End Road campus in London (E1).

We offer a competitive salary package, including a market supplement that reflects the significance and expertise required for this role, with a total remuneration package of £80,000–£85,000.

If you're ready to make a meaningful impact in a dynamic academic environment, please apply before the closing date of 19th January 2025!

Seniority level

  • Mid-Senior level

Employment type

  • Full-time

Job function

  • Information Technology
  • Industries: Higher Education

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