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Enterprise Architect

Intec Select
Ec3N2Ex, EC3N 2EX, United Kingdom
Last month
£150,000 – £160,000 pa

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£150,000 – £160,000 pa

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Hybrid
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Senior
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Degree
Posted
21 Apr 2026 (Last month)
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Enterprise Architect | 12 Months FTC | London Hybrid | £150- £160K

Overview:
A global Financial Services organisation is seeking an Enterprise Architect to define and lead its enterprise-wide technology, data, and architecture strategy. This is a high-impact leadership role shaping platforms, integrations, and data capabilities across a complex, fast-moving trading environment.

Reporting directly to the CTO and sitting on the IT Senior Leadership Team, you will play a key role in driving CTRM transformation, modernisation of legacy systems, and enabling a scalable, secure, and data-driven enterprise architecture.

Role & Responsibilities:
  • Lead enterprise architecture strategy, principles, and target-state roadmap across applications, data, integrations, and infrastructure.
  • Define and govern architecture standards, patterns, and design principles across the organisation.
  • Lead CTRM architecture design, supporting build vs buy decisions, vendor evaluation, and long-term platform scalability.
  • Drive application rationalisation and modernisation, reducing complexity and technical debt.
  • Define enterprise data architecture, including domains, data ownership, lineage, contracts, and governance models.
  • Chair Architecture Review Board (ARB), providing oversight and approval of key solution designs and integration approaches
  • Partner closely with Trading, Risk, Finance, and Operations to translate business strategy into architecture outcomes.
  • Enable engineering teams with modern practices including APIs, microservices, event-driven architecture, and domain-driven design.
  • Ensure security, resilience, and operational robustness are embedded across all architecture decisions.
Essential Skills & Experience:
  • 10+ years in enterprise, solution, or platform architecture roles.
  • Strong background in data-heavy, transaction-driven environments (commodities, trading, financial services)
  • Deep experience with integration architectures (APIs, microservices, event streaming).
  • Strong ability to simplify complex technology landscapes into clear, executable roadmaps.
  • Experience with CTRM/ERP systems and cloud platforms.
  • Excellent stakeholder management across technical and executive audiences.
  • Proven experience building or leading architecture governance frameworks.
Package:
  • £150–160K base (depending on experience)
  • Hybrid working (London-based)
  • Permanent senior leadership role within a global organisation
Enterprise Architect | 12 Months FTC | London Hybrid | £150- £160K

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