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Client Server Limited in the Preston area is seeking a Managed Service Architect to shape and price our MSP offerings. You will own the service catalogue and define scope, SLAs and resourcing for complex, cloud-enabled managed services.
This role is mostly home-based with regular Preston office days and client site visits 3-4 days a month. You will analyse live service performance and costs to optimise pricing and margins and guide renewals and handovers into live service.
Managed Service Architect MSP Preston / WFH to £100k
Do you have experience of scoping and costing managed services?
You could be progressing your career at a growing software and technology consultancy.
As Managed Service Architect, you'll own and develop the managed service product catalogue, shaping new offerings and ensuring they are commercially viable, operationally deliverable and aligned with customer needs. Collaborating with Pre-sales Solution Architects, you'll lead the design of complex, non-standard managed services across Azure, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace and Google Cloud, defining service scope, operating models, SLAs and resourcing.
You'll also analyse live service performance and costs to refine pricing and margin, lead contract renewals and identify opportunities to transition bespoke services onto standard offerings. Acting as the link between sales and delivery, you'll validate solutions with operational teams, oversee handovers into live service and help grow the catalogue as the business evolves. You'll also coach pre-sales and account teams to make greater use of standard service models.
Location / WFH:
You'll be mostly based from home, joining colleagues in the Preston office or visiting client sites 3-4 days a month.
Please note: you'll be expected in the Preston office for the first 3-4 weeks to complete onboarding.
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What's in it for you:
As a Managed Service Architect you will receive a competitive package: