Technology Strategy & Architecture Consultant
What is required?
- A master’s degree and/or substantial work experience in Business Administration, Technology or Data
- 3–6 years of experience with software, cloud technology or architecture challenges and/or implementation program
- Knowledge of enterprise, application and/or solution architecture
- Familiarity with modern IT landscapes and platform architectures
- Experience with Agile organizations and product-oriented ways of working
- Strong analytical skills and effective communication with both technical and executive stakeholders
- Fluency in Dutch and English
Experience with application landscape analysis, integration architecture, cloud and platform architecture, or technology selection is a plus.
What will you get?
- €3,750 – €5,000 gross per month (depending on knowledge and experience)
- 27 days of annual leave
- A company car available for private use
- Plenty of opportunities to learn and grow, both professionally and personally
- Remote working options
- Team performance bonus
- The opportunity to collaborate with and learn from experienced, knowledgeable colleagues
- 1 week of annual team building abroad
Vacancy
As a Technology Landscape Consultant at Anderson MacGyver, you help leading organizations understand, structure and future-proof their technology landscape. You work at the intersection of strategy, architecture and execution, from designing target architectures to rationalising application landscapes and guiding organizations through concrete technology decisions.
You combine enterprise architecture expertise and technical depth with the ability to bring stakeholders , from CIO to Product Owner, along on complex challenges. You don’t just create plans; you make sure change actually happens.
What you will be doing:
- Designing target architectures and future-proof technology landscapes
- Analysing and simplifying complex application landscapes
- Advising on application rationalization, selection and implementation
- Supporting technology and architecture challenges, including in a CTO-as-a-Service capacity
- Engaging with a diverse range of stakeholders: CIOs, enterprise architects, management teams and engineering teams
Every week offers a mix of client work, analysis, collaboration and content preparation. On Fridays, we come together at the office to develop our practice further. We discuss current themes, such as the value of AI tools and the role of architects in a world of agentic AI, and use those conversations to develop our own concepts and ways of working.
Who are you?
You are authentic, curious and driven by substance and results. You enjoy untangling complex problems together with colleagues and clients. You are conceptually strong, yet pragmatic. You know how to make an impact, whether in the boardroom or deep in an architecture discussion.