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      <description>Location: Wallsend | Salary: 10000-500000 Annual | Type: Permanent | Job Title  Enterprise Architect  Job Description  Job purpose: In support of Sage''s vision and the transition to a unified global IT operating model, this role plays a critical part in transforming how IT services are delivered to colleagues and customers worldwide-with a focus on simplicity, mobility, and efficiency.  As a senior member of the Architecture function, this role is responsible for delivering strategic, actionable enterprise architectures and roadmaps that align business and IT strategies across Sage. It serves as a key link between technology and business leadership, helping to shape and influence functional strategies and drive the evolution of Sage''s global IT estate. Key responsibilities include defining and designing future-state architectures, building strong relationships with IT and business stakeholders, leading architecture governance forums, and collaborating with regional architecture teams to guide the transition from localized systems to a simplified, global technology landscape. The role also contributes to the development of strategic platform roadmaps that enhance customer and colleague experiences, reduce complexity, and accelerate time to market. ...</description>
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