Data Architect

TN United Kingdom

Liverpool, England

12 months ago

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Eames is currently partnered with a Specialty (Re)Insurer who is recruiting a Data Architect to join a new delivery team and contribute to the design and build of a new Azure/Informatica Cloud data platform.

This hybrid role is based in London, Liverpool, or Manchester. Depending on experience, you'll receive a salary of around £ 110,000, plus bonuses and benefits.

The role:

Collaborate closely with system integrators to support program delivery aligned with our data strategy.
Engage with delivery teams to gather requirements, identify work, and design data solutions for program delivery.
Align solutions with business needs and enterprise standards by collaborating across technical teams.
Partner with data management and governance leads to ensure projects meet budget and compliance requirements.

The candidate:

Extensive experience with SQL, Python, data integration/pipelining, and associated tools (Informatica IICS, ADF, Notebooks, Databricks, Delta Lake) in both on-prem and cloud environments.
Proficient with cloud service providers, especially Azure.
Knowledgeable about serverless computing and process runtime (e.g., Spark vs. ETL).
Strong technical hands-on skills to directly support delivery.

If you're interested in this role, please apply now.

Eames Consulting is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy.

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