2 Enterprise Architect Jobs in Central London with Remote Work Options

Enterprise Architect (Retail), London Salary, 10-20% bonus + great benefits, Hybrid working/London Would you like to be at the heart of a major business transformation to SAP S4 Hana, for a prestigious retail group as the Enterprise Architect heading up an Architecture team … Working for a global retail company as the Enterprise Architect you will lead the architecture function. You will manage the architecture function, be the enterprise architect and manage a team of solutions architects, continue to strengthen the 5-year Roadmap, and drive the key programme of … the enterprise level transformation to SAP S/4 Hana. You'll bring experience of developing & owning an IT strategy and IT architecture re in line with business strategy, developing a future state architecture alongside the Programme teams, enable solution delivery and build established architecture frameworks, tools, and governance. more »

I am working with a Housing Association to find a Business Enterprise Architect to join the team. Location : London Onsite Requirements : Hybrid (Flexible) Salary : 72-76k A successful Business Enterprise Architect will: Engage with business stakeholders to understand strategies and translate them into achievable visions. … Collaborate with business and IT to define project scopes and phases. Assist in setting up the enterprise architecture practice, establishing processes, and governance. Lead architectural thinking and best practices. Be experienced in setting up an enterprise architecture practice, including creating artefacts, processes, and governance. Understanding of standard business … and IT practices, applications, approaches, and techniques. Experience in interpreting business operating models and translating them into system strategies and solutions. A successful Business Enterprise Architect will have: Experience within Business Architecture. Proficiency in ServiceNow (Snow) and CMDB. In our company values we aim for equity at all more »