Technical Architect

Context Recruitment; Sheffield; On-site; GBP 70,000; Full time

Job description

Software Technical Architect

Exciting opportunity to join a leading Managed Services Provider on a permanent basis. This particular MSP are experiencing significant growth both organically and via acquisition.

As a Software Architect, you will collaborate with Developers, Project Managers, and Client Directors to design, develop, and deliver Software / Cloud Applications for their Critical National Infrastructure clients. Operating both independently and as part of a broader technical team, you'll engage throughout the development and customer interaction life cycle, delivering high-quality, robust solutions to meet the highest technical standards.

Responsibilities:

1. Own the architecture, implementation, and delivery of complex solutions using Agile Methodologies, software development procedures, and other software engineering techniques.
2. Lead and mentor a team of talented developers.
3. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure seamless project execution.
4. Provide architectural input & ownership into High-Level Design (HLD) and Low-Level Design (LLD) phases.
5. Drive architectural decisions to optimize performance and scalability.
6. Lead cost estimation and documentation processes.
7. Contribute to or lead the technical design of complex solutions using modern processes, design patterns, and production-grade technology.
8. Work closely with colleagues both within and outside of the team and organization to ensure successful delivery of software projects.

Requirements:

1. Proven experience in software development and architecture.
2. Strong leadership and people management skills.
3. Proficiency in .NET framework / core development.
4. Knowledge of DevOps/Azure tooling and environments.
5. Excellent problem-solving and analytical abilities.
6. Ability to work effectively in a remote setting.

Remote based position.

Paying up to £70,000, depending on experience.

Must be eligible to work in the UK.