We are looking for an experienced architect to join the IBM Consulting Public Sector team as a Chief Architect working on or across our major programmes or opportunities. You will provide technical leadership for client solutions, leading technical teams and be a trusted advisor to your clients. You will be responsible for all aspects of the technical solution including cloud native services, SaaS, bespoke development and existing legacy systems. The right candidate will be comfortable working in 'rainbow' teams with multiple different suppliers or as part of a wholly IBM team. Responsibilities Providing overall architectural and technical leadership to solutions in sales and delivery. Building strong relationships with our clients and acting as a trusted advisor. Working closely with project and programme management to ensure the delivery is successful. Qualifications You will be an experienced technical leader with a proven track‑record as a lead or chief architect on significant programmes and bids where you were the overall technical lead. You will be familiar with working in the public sector, in major government departments. You will have a deep understanding of the standards, processes and technologies found in UK public sector. You will be technically innovative and have a history of dynamic leadership over multiple successful deliveries and opportunities. This is an opportunity to grow your career as a senior technical leader working on some of the country's largest and most important solutions. For the right candidate with the drive, aptitude and ability, career progression up to and including IBM Distinguished Engineer is available in this role. Required technical and professional expertise Technical leadership at scale. Background and understanding of UK Public Sector. Experience of AWS or/and Azure and their services. Comfortable in a range of delivery methods and approaches including agile, SAFe and traditional waterfall. Preferred technical and professional experience Strong understanding
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