Title: Principal Solution Architect Advert Principal Solution Architect | AWS | Cloud | Application Architecture | FTSE100 | Product Transformation We’re looking for a Principal Solution Architect for a FTSE100 Client of ours to join them during an exciting period of transformation and wondered if you’d be open to a chat? Our client are changing fundamentally in their ways of working by transitioning at speed into a Product led organisation. We’re looking for someone who is “technology agnostic” but will likely have a deep understanding of Cloud and/or Application Architecture. If interested, please find more details below: Location: West London (hybrid) – 2 days per week in office. Salary: Circa £100,000 + bonus (Circa 20%) + strong benefits package Experience needed to fulfil this role: Exhibits strong leadership skills and excels in building robust stakeholder relationships at all levels. Possesses advanced problem-solving abilities, adept at resolving conflicts and identifying optimal solutions to encountered challenges. Collaborates effectively as a business partner with senior stakeholders across diverse operations, delivering value-added services to business customers while balancing and mediating between differing opinions. Embraces and manages both business and IT changes to help shape future directions. Track record in leading complex solution architectures across various domains (business, data, applications, and technology) with experience in multiple business or technology areas. Experienced in solution architecture, including application development, enterprise integration, service definition and SLAs, IT infrastructure, and migration planning. Skilled in resolving complex solution architecture challenges and managing both business and IT changes to shape future directions. Experienced in Cloud (AWS) and/or Application Architecture Nice to have (Not required) TOGAF | AWS Cloud Practitioner or other cloud certifications acceptable | SAFe 5 Architect (ARCH) or other Agile process qualifications  Experience of operating across multiple countries and cultures is desirable, but not essential.  Hybrid Architectures with edge compute  Observability and Management patterns for complex architectures  Secure computing practices  Data storage architectures  VPC infrastructure  If this sounds of interest, please get in touch Thanks Charlie Xpertise Recruitment