IT Technical Architect

Risley, Warrington
10 months ago
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Are you a highly skilled and experienced Technical Architect looking for a new challenge? NRL Ltd is seeking an innovative and dynamic individual to join our client's team for an initial 8-month contract. As an IT Technical Architect, you will play a critical role in providing technical leadership and guidance across a range of complex projects and services, defining and implementing the technical vision and roadmap for our organization, and ensuring that our technology solutions align with our business objectives and support our future growth.

The Role:
As the IT Technical Architect, you will provide technical leadership and guidance to project and service teams, define and develop technical architectures, contribute to solution design and development, actively participate in project delivery, improve operational efficiency, and provide M&A support. Additionally, you will leverage your industry best practices and deep expertise in various technical domains to align technology solutions with business objectives and support future growth.

You will need:

Proven experience as a Technical Architect with a strong understanding of various technologies and architectures.
Industry Best Practices: experienced in applying and aligning to ITIL, Prince2, TOGAF, Archimate.
Deep expertise in multiple technical domains, including but not limited to enterprise-scale IT, service desk, end-user computing, applications, servers, network, storage, cloud, cyber security, data science, and automation.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with the ability to think strategically and creatively.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills with the ability to effectively communicate complex technical concepts to both technical and non-technical audiences.Benefits:
Competitive hourly rate, dependent on experience
Opportunity to work with a dynamic and innovative team
Remote work with occasional travel to Warrington
Professional development opportunitiesReference Number: (phone number removed)

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