Data Architect

Bedford
2 weeks ago
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Data Architect

Bedfordshire - Hybrid - 2 days per week (Flexible)

£90k - £110k plus Benefits

The Role

Our client is a leading Digital Transformation company who are revolutionising their industry. They are looking for an exceptional Data Architect to play a crucial role in the success of the Programme they are running.

As they approach the second major release of the Programme, the requirement has arisen for someone to join the team to support the introduction of their own Engineering capability and embed engineering best practice and technical excellence alongside our new Head of Software Engineering.

This function currently forms part of the services provided by the development partner we have been working with during the early stages of the Programme. This new role requirement is part of a strategic decision to bring more capability inhouse within the Digital team. You would initially be working closely with the development partner as part of the handover of the responsibility for the administration of the Tenancy, as well as working with the rest of the core Digital team, including a newly formed engineering function.

As with all of their core roles, this is a hybrid role. They try to ensure their core team are in the office 2 days per week. They are based in Bedfordshire. The office is open 5 days a week should you require it, otherwise, home working will be required for the remaining time. The role is open to applicants in the UK and holding the necessary right to work documents.

Our client's vision is to create products that put customers at the heart of everything they do. This role is crucial in fulfilling that vision and ensuring that the products they provide are of a high quality. You will report to the Head of Software Engineering and work alongside a small, core team and their digital partners.

This opportunity should allow the successful candidate to expand their technical knowledge and expose them to various parts of this exciting Industry.

What will you be doing?

· Designing data models and metadata systems to support the organization's data architecture.

· Collaborating with technical architects to ensure systems are designed in accordance with data architecture standards.

· Providing oversight and advice to other data architects on designing and producing data artifacts.

· Managing data dictionaries and ensuring compliance with data standards.

· Interpreting organizational needs and translating them into data architecture solutions.

· Ensuring data governance by evolving and defining data governance practices.

· Staying updated on emerging trends in data tools, analysis techniques, and data usage.

We'd be looking for someone who has…

· Knowledge of data modelling to produce relevant data models and understand industry standards.

· Ability to create and monitor data standards and ensure compliance within the organization.

· Problem-solving skills to investigate, resolve, and anticipate data-related issues.

· Strong communication skills to effectively manage stakeholder expectations and facilitate discussions between technical and non-technical stakeholders.

· Experience in data analysis and synthesis to undertake data profiling and present insights.

· Proficiency in data governance to support and collaborate on wider governance initiatives.

· Strategic thinking to work within a strategic context and contribute to the development of strategy and policies.

· Capability to turn business problems into data design by identifying links between problems and devising common solutions.

Desirable Skills:

· Knowledge/Experience in Azure Cloud technologies including Power Platform/Microsoft Dynamics 365

INDIT

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Only candidates with the relevant skills and experience will be contacted after application, if you do not hear back from us within 7 days you have unfortunately been unsuccessful in your application.

Please note that no terminology in this advert is intended to discriminate on the grounds of a person's gender, marital status, race, religion, colour, age, disability or sexual orientation. Every candidate will be assessed only in accordance with their merits, qualifications and abilities to perform the duties of the position

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