1 to 2 of 2 Contract Technical Architecture Jobs in the North West

Senior Technical Architect Luton & Macclesfield. £650 - outside IR35 - 6 months initial contract Senior Technical Architect with solid experience in system design and deployments covering integration with a varied landscape of non-SAP up/downstream systems. The role will work with technical design teams, SI partner teams … and other architects in completion of the key aspects of the role. The role covers all Technical architecture needs in supporting and advising the Enterprise IT Business Partner (EBP) for a given process domain. Experience should cover the relevant core Business domains with an emphasis on Technical architecture as it pertains to supporting non-SAP systems, both directly integrated with S/4 and also systems further up/downstream without direct integration. Essential Skills Strong Senior Solution Architects with experience in Integrating S/4, non-SAP applications Experience in one of the following more »

platform integration and configuration of software systems and ECUs. Our client work with teams across the globe and specialise in electronic systems integration, vehicles architecture management and validation. Our team is continuing to grow with skills and experience needed within our electrification, advanced driver assistance and emissions projects across … to have the right artefacts needed for system validation on bench and in vehicle derived from requirements. Understanding of component and system level HV technical architecture and their integration to the whole vehicle platform. Eg, BMS, charging systems, motor and inverter, BTMS. Support product development and production issues … of BMS, traction motor and inverter technologies and an appreciation of battery technology, configuration and charging/discharging. Detailed experience of creating and managing technical specifications and managing projects from concept to completion. Knowledge of functional safety, cyber security and IATF processes. Unafraid to challenge the status quo, constantly more »