Technical BA/ Architect

Morson Group; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 101,000 - 129,000; Full time

Job summary

Morson Group in London is seeking an experienced Technical BA/Architect who can bring architecture and analysis capability within a policy environment. The role is outside IR35, a 6-month initial contract, with hybrid working.

You will handle technical scoping, evidence gathering, technical analysis, intervention design, drafting and stakeholder engagement to support government programs, with active SC clearance required.

Qualifications

• Experience in architecture and business analysis within a policy environment.

Responsibilities

• Technical scoping: break broad policy questions into answerable technical questions.
• Evidence gathering: draft and review technical questions for RFIs, hearings and stakeholder engagement.
• Technical analysis: review product documentation and submissions to assess technology operations.
• Intervention design: assess feasibility, dependencies, safeguards and circumvention routes.
• Drafting: prepare technical sections for internal papers and decision-making material.
• Stakeholder engagement: support meetings with firms, developers, customers and authorities.
• Assurance and review: provide peer review of technical analysis and ensure caveats survive drafting.

Skills

Technical BA

Architect

Policy environment

Job description

Technical BA/ Architect - Central Government - £550 - £700 a day - Outside IR35 - London/ Hybrid - 6 month initial contract - Active SC Clearance

We are looking for a experienced Technical BA/ Architect who can bring relevant architecture/analysis capability within a policy environment.

Technical scoping: break broad policy or case questions into answerable technical questions, identify evidence needed and define proportionate analytical approaches.

Evidence gathering: draft and review technical questions for RFIs, calls, hearings and stakeholder engagement identify gaps, inconsistencies and follow-up questions.

Technical analysis: review product documentation, architecture material, submissions and stakeholder evidence assess how technologies operate in practice and where claims require further testing.

Intervention design: assess technical feasibility, effectiveness, implementation dependencies, safeguards and potential routes to circumvention.

Drafting: prepare clear technical sections for internal papers, consultation documents, conduct requirements, briefings and senior decision-making material.

Stakeholder engagement: support meetings with designated firms, developers, customers, competitors, technical experts and other authorities.

Assurance and review: provide proportionate peer review of technical analysis and help ensure important caveats survive multidisciplinary drafting and clearance.