Senior Enterprise Architect
- Contract
City of London, London
The details
I'm currently working on a senior Enterprise Architect opportunity with a global investment firm that's looking for someone to help mature its Enterprise Architecture function, define governance, capability maps, target architecture and enterprise-wide standards.
We're looking for someone with strong experience in:
- Establishing or maturing Enterprise Architecture functions
- Enterprise Architecture governance and operating model design
- Business capability mapping and target-state architecture
- Data governance, master data and enterprise integration architecture
- Architecture principles, standards and decision frameworks
- Azure cloud architecture and modern technology platforms
- Financial services or regulated environments
- Executive stakeholder engagement and influencing at senior level
This is an initial 3-month contract with potential to extend beyond. Hybrid working arrangement from the London office.
If you tick the boxes and are available/interested, please send your CV to alex.simmons@markssattin.com
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