Azure Data Architect - Azure / Databricks / Data Governance - Remote

Fyre Global
Greater London
1 month ago
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Are you the kind of Data Architect who can take a messy, noisy, slightly chaotic data landscape and wrap a proper layer of structure around it?

Maybe even enjoy it a bit?

This is a chance to step into a role where governance, strategy, and hands-on architecture all matter in equal measure. Right now, the business has huge amounts of data coming in from multiple parts of the organisation, but everything is pretty siloed.

Different teams. Different feeds. Different standards. Nothing centralised yet.

That is where you come in.

The goal is to build a unified data platform on Azure with Databricks at its core. Something that actually behaves like a proper, governed, scalable, AI-ready environment. You will lead the direction, shape the frameworks, and guide a team that will eventually include data engineers, data scientists, and data analysts sitting under you.

If you like being the person who steps in, sets the standard, and shows everyone what good looks like, this has your name all over it.

Primarily remote, the office is based in London, and youll need to be able to get there on occasion (once a month or so). You must be UK based for this position

What you will be doing:

  • Designing the overall data architecture and wrapping governance and frameworks around everything
  • Taking an unconso...

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