Solution Architect - Advisory, Insights

Austin Fraser

Glasgow

1 year ago

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Solution Architect - Advisory, Insights

Salary:£100,000 - £120,000 - Bonus + Pension + Private Healthcare

Location:London / UK Wide Location - Hybrid working

* To be successfully appointed to this role, you must be eligible forSecurity Check (SC) clearance.

The Client:

83zero is proud to be partnered with a global leader in digital services, driving innovation in customer experience through CRM, marketing, business intelligence, and cloud solutions. Their cutting-edge technologies are tailored for enterprise clients, delivering platforms that not only meet today's business needs but also pave the way for future growth. These solutions empower digital transformation initiatives, unlock new business opportunities, and make customer relationship operations more relevant in today's evolving landscape.

Hybrid Working:Your work locations will vary based on your role, business needs, and personal preferences. This will include a mix of office-based work, client sites, and home working, with the understanding that 100% home working is not an option.

Your Role:

Skilled Architects who bring a blend of consulting skills, with data and insights experience.
You will be able to lead teams of talented colleagues across architecture, insights and data to transform the way companies and government operate.
Our team is on a growth trajectory and we are looking for someone to help to accelerate this growth.

Your Skills and Experience:

Provide clearly articulated points of view on topics of focus, such as AI platforms, data engineering, security and privacy, DataOps, migration strategies etc.
Be a lead for fresh engagements, forming excellent relationships with client teams and building bridges for delivery activities.
Forge excellent links with related disciplines across the organisation, including AI engineering, cloud infrastructure, customer software development, consulting, systems engineering etc. and forge excellent links with partners and vendors across the industry to ensure that they always provide a leading point of view.

Experience:

Advisory skillsets including consulting, influencing, communication, coaching and mentoring skills.
Strong track record of architecting, designing and delivering complex large-scale data and/or analytics and AI centric solutions.
Experience of architecting solutions deployed in cloud, on-prem and hybrid or multi-cloud environments.

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