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Harvey Nash have exclusively partnered with University of Leeds to recruit a Technical Architect . This is a business-critical role which will be a key component of the new IT Operational Model. The university has set out an ambitious plan to enhance student education, research, and corporate … systems through increased use of technology, data, and digital approaches as part of the new strategy after a significant investment. As a Technical Architect you will develop and help implement system architecture to meet the businesses needs based on business and technical requirement, working closely with teams … service. This role will require you to assess the current infrastructure and architecture in place and design methods of improving it while liaising with technical and business teams across the university. With several large-scale projects underway, this is an incredibly exciting role and a unique opportunity for someone more »

Role Overview: As a Java Technical Architect on the AWS platform, your role is pivotal in designing, developing, and maintaining Java-based applications on Amazon Web Services (AWS). You will be responsible for shaping the technical direction of projects, ensuring they meet business objectives while adhering … requirements.  DevOps Integration: Implement DevOps practices for continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD) using tools like Jenkins, Docker, and Kubernetes.  Micro services: Architect and lead the development of micro services-based solutions, focusing on modularity and scalability.  Code Review: Review and provide technical guidance to development … and Logging: Set up monitoring tools and establish logging systems to ensure the health and performance of applications on AWS.  Documentation: Create and maintain technical documentation, including architecture diagrams and standard operating procedures.  Retail Domain Experience: Experience in the retail domain is a plus, understanding the unique challenges and more »