Role: D365 Solution Architect
Length: 6 Months – 4 days per month in London or Birmingham
Location: Remote
Rate: Market Rates
D365 Solution Architect is required to work across multiple products, projects or teams on problems that require broad architectural thinking.
The role requires:
- Responsibility for the technical design of systems and services and requires the ability to justify and communicate design decisions.
- Design technical solutions to meet user and business needs and align with Homes England’s technical strategy and standards
- Guide projects in making the correct technology decisions, promoting reuse, sustainability and scalability to achieve value for money
- Translate technical concepts between systems engineering, delivery management and service management, as well as developing and documenting the proposed technical design for the integration and implementation of any solution
- Working with the Chief Architect, establish and maintain architectural principles, standards, blueprints, roadmaps and transitions states that underpin all technical design and delivery
- Ensure technical quality and adherence of solution designs to the architectural principles, standards and enterprise
Skills Required:
- A sound knowledge of architecture methodologies and frameworks and experience of their application
- Experience of modern IT paradigms including event-based architecture design, containerisation, microservices and loose coupling
- A good understanding of a broad range of technologies including development and specification languages (such as HTML/CSS, C# .Net and .NET Core, Java), transactional databases and DWHs, as well as some experience of NoSQL (such as CosmosDB and MongoDB) and CI/CD tools (such as Terraform and Jenkins)
- Experience of an API-first and services-led design approach, with the ability to use business requirements, user stories, data standards, and integration patterns to help to define services and APIs
- A sound knowledge of cloud technologies, cloud hosting, container, serverless, and networking design patterns, tools and best practice (e.g. Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform)
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