Principal Architect salaries in England
£73,841
avg per year
The average salary for Principal Architect jobs near England is £73,841.*
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Top Principal Architect jobs near England
View AllPrincipal Architect | Building Design Team
Lancashire County Council
Preston
Is a professionally qualified and ARB-registered Architect (or equivalent), with substantial post-qualification experience.
£51,356 - £55,612 a year
9 days ago
Associate Director - Architect (Expert and Advisory Services)
Rimkus
Chorley
Chartered Architect (ARB/RIBA) with a minimum of 10 years post-qualification experience. Contribute to the development of remedial strategies, including…
Data Transformation Lead
USS
Liverpool
Supportive people policies (including enhanced occupational sickness pay and family friendly pay). Data Migration (HRIS Replacement Programme).
Principal Data Engineer | Digital Services
Lancashire County Council
Preston
Collaborate with architects, analysts, and service teams. Salary £51,356 - £55,612 Per Annum (Pay Award Pending) | Permanent | Full time, 37 hours per week |…
£51,356 - £55,612 a year
Principal AI Security Specialist, UK&I
Zscaler
Liverpool
Architect the AI Technical Strategy: Partner with enterprise account teams to own and execute the technical sales strategy, driving complex, high-value AI…
5 days ago
Principal Test Development Engineer
MBDA
Bolton
Dynamic (hybrid) working: Where project needs allow, we will seek to accommodate a blended approach to on-site and remote working such as being onsite when…
£55,000 a year
Similar locations
- Manchester, ENG48 jobs
- Birmingham, ENG19 jobs
- Leeds, ENG17 jobs
- Newcastle upon Tyne, ENG8 jobs
- Nottingham, ENG6 jobs
- Liverpool, ENG4 jobs
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