Job Description

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Solutions Architect – London

Job Title: Solutions Architect
Salary: Paying up to £85,000 per annum

Location: Wembley London – 5 days on-site

Are you a hands-on technical leader with a passion for creating innovative technology solutions? Our client, a well-established and diversified multinational organisation, is seeking a Solutions Architect to join their team.

Skills

Experience: Solution Architecture with a clear focus on E-commerce platforms or API/Middleware ecosystems.
Technical Stack: Expert-level knowledge of Node.js, Java (Spring Boot), and PostgreSQL – able to read and critique vendor code, not just high-level diagrams.
Integration Expert: Deep proficiency in API management patterns, Webhook integrations, and Event-Driven Architecture using Kafka or Azure Event Hubs.
Legacy-to-Cloud: Demonstrable experience migrating legacy monolithic systems into containerised microservices architectures.
Tooling: Proficient in Visio or LucidChart for architectural modelling; disciplined in Confluence for documentation practices.Duties

Blueprint Delivery: Develop high-quality High-Level Designs (HLDs) and Low-Level Designs (LLDs) for DTS, EPOS, and other strategic workstreams – to a standard that external vendors are contractually required to match.
Vendor Governance: Conduct structured audits of vendor-submitted code and architecture. Enforce 'Stable-by-Design' framework, ensuring external deliverables meet internal quality, security, and scalability thresholds.
Data Integration Leadership: Orchestrate complex data mapping between legacy IBM iSeries (DB2/RPG) systems and modern API middleware – a technically demanding challenge requiring deep integration expertise.
Systemic Remediation: Lead deep-dive investigations into recurring platform failures error surges, latency anomalies, and data inconsistencies – and deliver long-term structural remediation, not tactical patches.
Technical Documentation: Maintain high-quality architecture documentation in Confluence, ensuring designs are versioned, accessible, and transferable to operational teams