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Stable Resources Ltd
Berkshire
1 month ago
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Data Architect – Multi-Cloud – Eligible for Security Clearance

Data Architect
24 months – until December 2027
Hybrid – occasional travel to Reading
Rate TBD
Role Requirements:

  • Subject to clearance requirements
  • Experience: Proven track record as a Data Architect in complex, multinational environments.
  • Technical Expertise: Strong knowledge of Azure services (Data Lake, Data Factory, Synapse) and familiarity with emerging cloud technologies.
  • Security Awareness: Ability to design architectures with strict security boundaries, protective markings, export-control constraints, and multi-tenant segregation.
  • Collaboration: Comfortable working in greenfield projects and multinational defence contexts with varying data access classifications.
    Key Responsibilities:
  • Define and implement end-to-end data architecture across multiple business areas.
  • Ensure architectural consistency across nations and business domains in collaboration with the Data Architect Manager.
  • Evaluate and adopt new technologies to support secure multinational collaboration.
  • Design and maintain distributed data environments and modern data warehousing patterns.
  • Implement solutions that comply with security, regulatory, and export-control requirements.
  • Extensive experience in Data standards
  • ISO 10303 experience
  • Experience in working with engineering data integration
    Desirable Skills:
  • Hands-on experience with tools such as Databricks and Hadoop, and distributed data platforms.
  • Knowledge of modern data warehousing and big data processing frameworks.
  • Ability to work with Azure-based ecosystems and integrate emerging services.
  • Strong understanding of data governance in highly regulated environments.
  • Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills.
  • ERP
  • PLM
  • Manufacturing

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