Infrastructure Architect
Ocean Optics
Infrastructure Architect
Ocean Optics
Manufactures portable spectrometers and sensing solutions
Help grow a safer, cleaner, healthier future for everyone, every day.
Role Overview
Halma has a complex environment consisting of an HQ organisation and 40+ individual companies. The Infrastructure Architect is a senior technical authority responsible for defining, governing and evolving infrastructure architecture across M365, Azure, Dynamics 365, Power Platform and on‑premises infrastructure.
This role provides architectural direction, standards and assurance across the group. The Infrastructure Architect will ensure infrastructure platforms are secure, resilient, scalable and aligned to business and technology strategy, while enabling operating companies to adopt best practices consistently.
The role would be reporting into the Head of Global Technology Services and works closely with senior technical leads (Infrastructure, Cyber Security, Enterprise Applications and Digital Solutions) to provide architectural oversight for major initiatives, migrations and transformations.
Role Responsibilities
Role Prerequisites
Preferred Certifications
Professional attributes
Location
This role is based in London with a hybrid working style, also includes additional project-dependent travel requirements to our London office and to our operating companies in the UK and abroad.
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Manufactures portable spectrometers and sensing solutions
Ocean Optics makes compact spectroscopy hardware and related optical sensing tools. Its flagship products are miniature, portable spectrometers used to measure light across wavelengths for scientists and engineers in fields like chemical analysis, environmental monitoring, and industrial sensing. The devices work by detecting light that passes through or reflects from a sample and translating it into a spectrum—the distribution of light by wavelength—using optical components and a small detector. The company differentiates itself with a modular approach and small, affordable spectrometers that can be integrated into custom systems or handheld devices, enabling researchers to build compact spectroscopic tools rather than relying on large, expensive lab equipment. Ocean Optics' goal is to broaden access to spectral data by providing versatile, scalable sensing solutions that allow users to deploy spectroscopy across a wide range of applications and environments.
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