2 of 2 Service Architect Jobs in the South East

Job Title: Senior Service Architect Location:- Hampshire + Remote Salary:- £70-90k + Bens Overview: We're seeking a Principal Service Architect to lead the design and evolution of best-in-class managed services across Voice, Room Technologies, and Digital Signage. This role requires a … unique blend of deep technical knowledge and commercial insight to shape scalable, innovative, and cost-effective service offerings. Acting as a strategic bridge between engineering, delivery, and sales, you'll drive service development, support key client engagements, and influence internal roadmaps. Key Responsibilities: Service Design & Strategy * Design … and define managed services for UC, AV/VC, and digital signage. * Translate customer and market needs into scalable service models (SLAs, processes, HLDs, SOWs). * Ensure alignment with ITIL and operational best practices. Commercial & Client Engagement * Support sales with solution design, proposals, and financial models. * Drive commercial competitiveness More ❯

we encourage you to take every opportunity to further your career within our great global team. Grow Your Career with NTT DATA The Services Architect is a seasoned subject matter expert and is also a pre-sales persona working with clients and sales/delivery teams in a value … is responsible for the development of competitive, innovative, secure, multi-year, viable Managed Services solutions and associated costing inputs to commercial models. The Services Architect applies both solution design and sales skills to engage and help close opportunities with decision-makers. This role has the opportunity to design solutions … with some of the most innovative global organizations, technologies, accelerating the digital transformation business objectives and outcomes. In some instances, the Services Architect will remain engaged during and post the implementation of services designed and may be required to participate in renewals. What you'll be doing Key Responsibilities More ❯