Senior Solution Architect - Transcript Ordering System

About the role

A major digital transformation program in Melbourne is looking for a Senior Solution Architect to lead the design of a secure, scalable and user-centric Transcript Ordering and Payment System. The role works across business, technology and delivery teams and is advertised as a 6-month contract with extension options, on a hybrid basis. It sits within a program focused on modernising recording, transcription and online service delivery capabilities.

Key responsibilities

• Lead end-to-end solution architecture across applications, integrations, data, identity, security, payments and reporting.
• Translate business requirements and user journeys into robust, future-ready solution designs.
• Define architecture standards, non-functional requirements and technology roadmaps.
• Design secure integration patterns, APIs and information flows across multiple platforms and services.
• Produce architecture artefacts and procurement-ready technical documentation.
• Provide technical leadership through vendor evaluation, implementation and transition to BAU support.

Required profile

• Extensive experience as a Solution Architect delivering complex transformation programs.
• Strong background in solution design, integration architecture, cloud platforms and security.
• Experience producing architecture documentation, solution options and governance artefacts.
• Ability to engage and influence stakeholders across technical, business and executive levels.
• Australian citizenship required; must hold or be eligible to obtain a Baseline Security Clearance.
• Melbourne-based hybrid working arrangement.

Required skills

• Microsoft Azure, Microsoft 365, Power Platform and API-led integrations.
• Knowledge of Australian Government digital standards, accessibility requirements and assurance processes is highly regarded.
• Desirable: TOGAF, Azure Solutions Architect Expert or similar certifications, and experience in courts, justice, legal or highly regulated environments.