Alastair Bain
About Alastair Bain
Alastair Bain serves as the Head of Architecture at Linklaters, where he has worked since 2009, leading a team of 12 architects. He previously held the position of Chief Architect at Centrica plc and holds a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from The University of Manchester.
Work at Linklaters
Alastair Bain has served as the Head of Architecture at Linklaters since 2009. In this role, he leads a team of 12 architects who specialize in various domains, including enterprise, technology, security, information, service, and solution architectures. His responsibilities encompass overseeing the technology strategy and governance for Linklaters' global operations, ensuring alignment with the firm's objectives and enhancing operational efficiency.
Previous Experience at Centrica plc
Before joining Linklaters, Alastair Bain worked at Centrica plc as Chief Architect from 2002 to 2009. During his seven years in this position, he contributed to the architectural direction and technology initiatives within the organization. His experience at Centrica provided him with a solid foundation in managing complex architectural frameworks and strategies.
Education and Expertise
Alastair Bain studied at The University of Manchester, where he earned a Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree in Mathematics from 1982 to 1985. His educational background in mathematics supports his analytical skills and problem-solving abilities, which are essential in his role as Head of Architecture. His expertise spans multiple architecture domains, enabling him to effectively lead his team and implement strategic initiatives.
Leadership and Team Management
In his current role at Linklaters, Alastair Bain is responsible for leading a diverse team of architects. His leadership involves guiding the team in various architectural domains, fostering collaboration, and ensuring that the architectural practices align with the firm's strategic goals. His management style emphasizes the importance of teamwork and innovation in achieving successful architectural outcomes.