Rail Delivery Group FDE

Solutions Architect

  • Location London, England, United Kingdom
  • Compensation £59,032 – £80,000 / yr
  • Type Full-time
  • Team Core Operations
  • Posted 2026-09-17

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AWSKafka

Excerpt from the original posting

Closing Date: 1st October 2026
Salary Range: £59,032 - £80,000 per annum
The Solution Architect will play an integral role in defining, delivering and supporting solutions for RDG’s delivery programmes, products and services. They will be responsible for ensuring that the solution architecture meets the business requirements, leverages RDG’s cloud platform and shared technology services, aligns with RDG Architecture Principles and Policies and comply with any agreed Government Digital Service (GDS) standards.

We are looking for someone who has experience in some of the following: 
- Software procurement, design, development and integration, e.g. front and/or back-end development and complex systems/data integration involving several internal/external applications, shared technology platforms etc.
- Cloud platforms and data services, e.g. Amazon Web Service, AWS Redshift, Tableau
- Platform and infrastructure services, e.g.
- API gateway and management, e.g. AWS API Gateway 
- Message queue and broker, e.g. Kafka, ActiveMQ
- Identity and Access Management (IAM), e.g. Microsoft Entra ID

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