Lead Architect - GCIO Chief Controls Office - #2163813
HOK Consulting - Technical Recruitment Consultancy
Date: 1 hour ago
City: Sheffield
Contract type: Contractor
Job Title: Lead Architect – GCIO Chief Controls Office
Duration: long-term contract
Location: Sheffield-Based Hybrid
Define the target architecture for GCIO Chief Controls Office, focusing on simplifying and consolidating technology risk management tools, data platforms, and control and compliance systems across Cyber, CTO, Business, and Group Infrastructure.
Key Responsibilities:
- Develop target and transition architectures, roadmaps, and reference designs.
- Drive consolidation and standardisation of risk and control tools across multiple functions.
- Create reusable architecture patterns, templates, and engineering guidelines.
- Support governance forums by presenting solution options, risks, and trade-offs.
- Promote automation, auditability, and a control-by-design approach to improve technology risk management.
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