2 of 2 Permanent Infrastructure Architect Jobs in Gloucestershire

Chief Infrastructure Architect - HMRC - SCS1 £81,000 up to circa £115,000 per annum, dependent upon experience Published on Full-time (Permanent) £81,000 up to circa £115,000 per annum, dependent upon experience Published on 26 June 2025 Deadline 30 June 2025 Location Bristol, Cardiff, East Kilbride, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Manchester, Stratford, Telford, Worthing About the job Job … We're one of the largest organisations in the country, withmore than 60,000 employees, and we collected £829.4 billion in tax receipts in 2023-24. The Chief Infrastructure Architecture role sits within the CT&DO (Chief Technology & Design Office) of CDIO. This is a key leadership role in CDIO to lead Infrastructure capability, technology and processes … as the Department is aligned to a new Transformation function in HMRC. The Chief Architect is accountable for enhancing, validating and delivering the architecture Strategy, designing technical services, and platforms and technologies to meet the organisation's requirements and user needs. He/she will inspire, advise, and support an appropriately knowledgeable and skilled architecture team, ensuring that they More ❯

expertise in deploying networking and data solutions within highly regulated environments, the firm specialises in Networks & Communications, Data Solutions, and Performance Management. They are currently seeking for a skilled Infrastructure Architect to join the growing team. If you would like to learn more about this opportunity, feel free to reach out and apply today! Responsibilities: Deliver a documented … architecture for an ICT capability, covering hosting elements and desktop infrastructure with completed high-level designs. Produce detailed high-level and low-level network schematics (using Visio). Prepare documentation to describe the system comprehensively and ensure compliance with requirements. Engage stakeholders to gain approval for the proposed design. Monitor, track, and report on progress for both internal and More ❯