Domain Architect – Supply Chain

Salt · London, United Kingdom

Domain Architect – Supply Chain at Salt, based in London, United Kingdom, paying £10.00 per hour. This is a permanent role with hybrid working.

Salary
£10.00 per hour
Location
London, United Kingdom · Hybrid
Contract
Permanent
Posted
2 weeks ago
Closes
31 Aug 2026
Sector
Warehouse Logistics

47% below the typical rate for warehouse logistics

Reference 38b19eac324d33f6cdf609be97d4c1f7082c43c9

About the role

**DOMAIN ARCHITECT - SUPPLY CHAIN** *Global Retailer | Permanent | Dublin, Ireland (Hybrid)* **THE OPPORTUNITY** Own the architectural vision, governance and roadmap for global supply chain transformation (£10-20m annual tech spend) at a leading fashion retailer. **YOUR IMPACT** - Define enterprise strategy for logistics, WMS/TMS, inventory and omnichannel - Lead design governance, vendor selection and multi-country delivery - Partner with Product/Platform leads on demand and investment decisions - Mentor architects across cloud-native/microservices transformation **YOU'LL BRING** - Deep retail supply chain expertise (Manhattan, Blue Yonder, Infor Nexus) - Enterprise architecture leadership (TOGAF, Kafka/REST, cloud-native) - Stakeholder influence with senior business/technology leaders - WMS/TMS hands-on + emerging tech (AI/analytics) **PACKAGE** Competitive salary + bonus + healthcare + pension + 27 days holiday *Rates depend on experience and client requirements

Reference: 38b19eac324d33f6cdf609be97d4c1f7082c43c9 · Posted 2 weeks ago · Closes 31 Aug 2026 · Listed via Salt

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