Head of Transformation Architecture
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Specialist role Technical Architect
Summary of the work
MOJ DigiTech are seeking a Head of Transformation Architecture to lead a team of experienced enterprise architects from technical assurance roles to roles more focused on hands-on software development. As well as coaching and mentoring a team, the specialist will be expected to device and deliver appropriate training.
Latest start date 01/08/2016
Expected contract length 2 years
Region London
Organisation the work is for Ministry of Justice, DigiTech
About the work
Who the specialist will work with
The Head of Transformation Architecture will work with a team of experienced enterprise architects looking to build knowledge of designing and operating services in public cloud environments.
What the specialist will work on Lead the Transformation Architecture team.
Work setup
Address where the work will take place London
Working arrangements 9 - 5, Monday to Friday, on site.
Security clearance BPSS is required for all personnel.
Skills and experience
Essential skills and experience
- Be able to lead the Transformation Architecture team.
- Be able to assess current team members’ strengths and technical competences
- Be able to devise and deliver appropriate training in public cloud architecture and emerging architectures.
- Be able to devise individual development plans for Transformation Architects.
- Be able to provide coaching and guidance to experienced enterprise architects, seeking to learn news skills relating to public cloud and emerging architectures.
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
Summary
Lead and develop transformation architecture team, focusing on cloud and emerging architectures.
Job title
Head of Transformation Architecture
Experience level
senior level
Industry
government
Location requirements
London, on-site, no remote work allowed
Salary
Not specified
Management role
Yes
Required skills
Preferred skills
Specializations
Structured locations inferred from the posting.
London, UK