To provide high-quality data and technical analysis to support Project Nexus (Adviser Toolkit + Headless Investment Platform + interlocked data flows), enabling fast, evidence-based decisions across architecture, integration, operability, and risk/compliance. The role supports the CTO (Adam Jones) and Nexus delivery leadership by translating complex technical and data realities into clear insights, options, and actionable recommendations—while operating in a regulated FCA / Consumer Duty / GDPR environment.
The benefits:
- Salary - tbc
- Bonus scheme - on target bonus - tbc
- Pension scheme - contribute up to 5% of your salary and Openwork will match you and put in an extra 5%
- Critical illness cover
- Income protection - 1x salary
- Death in service - 4x salary
- 25 days holiday + bank holidays, with the opportunity to buy up to an additional 10 days
- A range of other flexible benefits to include private medical insurance, dental insurance and much more.
1) Technical & Data Analysis
- Analyse system interactions, APIs, events, data flows, and integration patterns across ATK, Platform, surrounding services, and legacy dependencies.
- Produce clear artefacts: interface inventories, data flow maps, lineage views, and dependency registers (including legacy decommissioning implications.)
- Support “assemble with vendor core” by identifying where standard vendor capability fits vs where bespoke integration/extension is genuinely required identifying where standard vendor capability fits vs where bespoke integration/extension is genuinely required.
2) Requirements & Journey Support (technical lens)
- Work with value streams (Advice, Operations & Servicing, Platform, Support Functions) to convert business journeys into:
- Data needs (entities, attributes, quality rules, retention.)
- Technical requirements (interfaces, identity, audit, monitoring.)
3) Risk, Control & Compliance Support
- Ensure Nexus technical and data designs explicitly address:
- Model B platform operator responsibilities and operational resilience expectations.
- Consumer Duty outcomes, including identification and treatment of vulnerable customers.
- GDPR: minimisation, lawful basis, retention, access controls, auditability.
- Maintain evidence-ready analysis that supports governance forums (EDA/PDA/SteerCo) and audit trails.
4) Vendor & Solution Due Diligence (technical evidence)
- Support vendor evaluations by assessing:
- Integration patterns and constraints.
- Data access models and portability.
- Security posture, logging/audit capabilities, and operational tooling.
- Fit with target architecture and phased migration approach.
- Summarise findings as structured options, risks, and recommendations.
5) Operability & Service Readiness Analysis
- Support production readiness by analysing and documenting:
- Monitoring/alerting requirements (SLO/SLI inputs)
- Incident paths, runbook needs, support handoffs
- RTO/RPO considerations, failure modes and recovery dependencies
- Highlight resilience and support risks early, especially where small vendors or complex integrations exist.
6) Delivery Enablement & Governance
- Maintain high-quality programme analysis artefacts: assumptions, decisions, risks, actions, dependencies.
- Prepare concise packs for governance: “what we know / what we don’t / options / recommendation / risks / next steps.”
- Work closely with the Data Programme (separate function) to ensure technical platforms and integration patterns enable data outcomes.