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      <description>Location: London | Salary: 10000-500000 Annual | Type: Permanent | Position: Lead ArchitectLocation: Remote - some travel required to UK officesEmployment Status: Full-Time, PermanentPackage: Competitive salary and benefits package on offerIndustry: Maritime EngineeringTria has partnered with a global FTSE 250 organisation working in the maritime engineering industry, to hire a Lead Architect. The company are working through a major IT Transformation programme and as part of this require a Lead Architect to play a hands-on role in building its architecture practices and processes from the ground up.They will be responsible for defining and maintaining the company''s current, target and transition-state architectures, establishing architecture standards and governance, and identifying how emerging technologies can be applied to create business value.The company require the following experience:Substantial experience in both enterprise and solution architecture, with a track record of practising these disciplines at group or enterprise level.Experience working in a greenfield environment - Experience establishing or maturing an architecture practice, its processes and its artefacts.Broad application experience across COTS (Commercial Off-The-Shelf),...</description>
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