Enterprise Architect

Enterprise Architect required to drive the technology strategy and ensure solutions are designed and delivered the right way. This role will play a critical part in shaping and executing the enterprise architecture vision, connecting complex systems, and supporting a highly regulated operating environment.

You will be comfortable engaging at all levels of the organisation from engineering teams through to senior leadership and will drive the technology roadmap aligned to business objectives.

• Define, evolve and govern the Enterprise Architecture (EA) framework, ensuring functionality aligns with long-term business strategy
• Ensure solutions are architected and delivered in a structured, scalable and compliant manner
• Drive and own the technology roadmap, aligning platforms, integrations and capabilities to business priorities
• Lead architectural design across complex, interconnected systems and platforms
• Provide oversight on system integration, APIs, data flows and cross-platform dependencies
• Ensure architectural decisions meet regulatory, security and risk requirements
• Translate business strategy into clear technical architecture and delivery plans
• Communicate architectural direction clearly across technical and non-technical stakeholders
• Champion best practice, governance and architectural standards

• Proven experience as an Enterprise Architect or senior architecture leader
• Strong understanding of EA frameworks and governance models (e.g., TOGAF or similar)
• Demonstrated experience managing technical complexity and xcfaprz connecting enterprise systems
• Experience working within regulated environments (e.g., financial services, healthcare, pharma, utilities, etc.)
• Ability to balance innovation with compliance and operational stability
• Strong stakeholder engagement skills — comfortable presenting to C-suite, board-level and technical teams
• Experience shaping and delivering a multi-year technology roadmap
• Strong understanding of cloud architecture, data platforms, integration patterns and security principles