Blockchain Architect

CBSbutler Holdings Limited
London
1 month ago
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Blockchain Architect
+6 months +
+£475 - 535 a day
+Inside IR35
+Fully remote working
We're seeking a

Blockchain Architect

to define and deliver the architecture for next-generation

blockchain-based KYC and identity verification

solutions. The role involves designing distributed frameworks that enable secure, transparent, and compliant customer data exchange within the financial services domain.

About the Role

The Blockchain Architect will define the design and framework for distributed ledger solutions supporting secure customer data exchange and digital identity verification. You will be responsible for the development and deployment of blockchain solutions to securely manage customer onboarding data and transaction verification - working collaboratively with the existing team to ensure project milestones and deadlines are met.

Key Responsibilities

Define the

architecture

for blockchain-based KYC and identity verification systems.

Design

smart contracts

and distributed workflows integrated with

AI-based onboarding

platforms.

Collaborate with

AI, compliance, and engineering teams

to ensure alignment with

regulatory standards

and data protection requirements.

Provide

technical leadership , guiding the team in best practices for scalability, interoperability, and security.

Communicate complex blockchain concepts and strategies

clearly and effectively

to technical and business stakeholders.

Experience & Skills

Proven expertise with

Ethereum, Hyperledger, or Corda

platforms.

Deep understanding of

blockchain interoperability, data privacy, and security principles .

Demonstrated experience within

financial services , particularly

KYC/AML

processes and

secure customer data exchange .

Strong ability to

influence, lead discussions, and drive consensus

among diverse teams.

Excellent analytical and communication skills with the ability to present complex ideas concisely and effectively.

If you'd like to discuss this Blockchain Architect in more detail, please send your updated CV to

and I will get in touch.

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