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      <description>Location: London | Salary: 80000.00-80000.00 Annual | Type: Permanent | Lead EUC Architect (Domain Authority) Heathrow | 4 Days Onsite Up to £90,000 + perm benefits We''re seeking a Lead EUC Architect to provide technical leadership and governance across a large-scale End User Computing environment. This role sits between architecture and engineering, making it ideal for someone who has progressed from a strong technical background into architecture and now enjoys shaping strategy, governing solutions, and influencing technical direction.Key ResponsibilitiesAct as the technical authority for the EUC domain.Review, challenge and approve technical designs.Provide governance and architectural oversight across workplace technologies.Define standards, best practices and technology roadmaps.Translate business requirements into strategic technology solutions.Partner with stakeholders, clients and delivery teams to shape future-state architecture.Support transformation initiatives and service improvements.Required ExperienceStrong End User Computing (EUC) background.Proven experience as a Technical Architect, Solution Architect, Domain Architect or Lead Architect within large enterprise environments.Experience within large enterprise or Managed Services enviro...</description>
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