Solution Architect

Harvey Nash Group; Sunderland; Hybrid; GBP 111,000 - 129,000; Full time

Job summary

Harvey Nash Group is seeking a Solution Architect for an initial 6-month contract. The role is hybrid with 2-3 days onsite across Newcastle, Sunderland, Middlesborough, Castleford and Shiremoor, offering a competitive day rate of around £650 outside IR35.

The ideal candidate will lead end-to-end solution design for Oracle Fusion implementations or major ERP replacements, translate business requirements into practical designs, and guide delivery teams on architecture, integrations, security and

Qualifications

• Experience leading solution design for large-scale ERP implementations.
• Ability to define end-to-end architecture including integrations, security and reporting.
• Proven ability to translate business requirements into practical designs for delivery teams.
• Experience in utilities, regulated environments or asset-intensive organisations would be valuable.

Skills

Great communicator

Solution design leadership

Architectural planning

Tools

Oracle Fusion

ERP systems

Job description

Solution Architect

Initial 6 month contract position, with scope to extend. Hybrid working model with 2/3 days onsite at following locations: Newcastle, Sunderland, Middlesborough, Castleford and Shiremoor.

Outside IR35 day rate - Around £650 per day, can be negotiable based on experience.

Requirement:

• 6-12 months minimum
• Northeast England, must be able to be on site 2-3 days a week minimum
• Must be available to start ASAP
• Must be confident, great communicator and worked on large scale programmes.

Experience

• Experience leading solution design for Oracle Fusion implementations or major ERP replacements, ideally across finance and procurement.
• Able to define the end-to-end architecture, including integrations, security, reporting and alignment with existing enterprise systems.
• Strong at turning business requirements into practical designs and guiding delivery teams through design decisions.
• Experience in utilities, regulated environments or asset intensive organisations would be valuable.