EUC SME /Architect

IND - Mumbai - Corporate Officeonsite

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Role Title EUC SME / Architect (End User Computing) Reports to Chief Architect Location Mumbai, India Written by IT Design Function Business unit Technology Last update on 22.06.2026 Role purpose Responsible for strategy, design, and governance of the End User Computing (EUC) architecture across the organisation. Provides technical direction, design authority, and oversight for workplace technologies aligned to Cloud First and Zero Trust principles. Delivers support to projects and operations through design input, standards, and Guidance for support teams. Key accountabilities General Technical Provide technical leadership on EUC services design including devices, endpoint management, identity, collaboration tooling, virtual desktops, application delivery and endpoint security.…

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