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Technical Architect
Technical Architect
Technical Architects take responsibility for technical design and leadership within and organisation.
The role will vary in responsibility depending on the size of the employer organisation but will usually include leading strategy and decision making around the technical design of the wider technology stack as well as specific technology used within a business. Technical architects need to understand the wider picture and direction of technology being used to make informed decisions on the requirements and strategy moving forward.
Key skills
Due to the nature of their role they need the ability to communicate technical concepts and requirements to leadership teams as well as a strong understanding of governance. They also use their ability to engage stakeholders to identify and understand business problems and turn these into complex but easily explained technical designs.
The key technical knowledge needed for a role as a technical architect will depend on the type of organisation but will usually involve a high level of technical skill and the ability to understand and adapt to emerging technology.
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Technical Architect FAQs
Which roles could I start with to progress to a technical architect?
If you're goal is to become a technical architect then entry level roles focusing on network and infrastructure and systems are a great place to start.
Do I need a degree to become a technical architect?
A relevant, techical degree would be a great basis for a career as a technical architect but at a senior level most application processes will focus more on your relevant experience and technical knowledge which you may be able to gain without studying a degree.
What is the average salary for a technical architect in the region?
The average salary for a technical architect in the North East in 2022 was £57,854.
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