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Data Architect

Mimecast
City of London
1 week ago
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Overview

We’re looking for a Data Architect who will design, govern, and evolve our cloud-based data platform. You’ll define how data flows across the business, ensure scalable and secure architecture, and set the technical direction for analytics and operational data systems. Your work will directly support go-to-market strategies, customer insights and product innovation.

What You’ll Do
  • Design and maintain the analytical data architecture using Snowflake as our core data warehouse
  • Develop scalable data models that support product analytics, operational reporting, and advanced security use cases.
  • Implement and manage robust ELT pipelines using dbt, ensuring data quality, consistency, and performance.
  • Establish and enforce data governance, access controls, and compliance best practices.
  • Lead performance tuning, cost optimization, and system monitoring for the data platform.
  • Mentor data engineers and analysts on modelling patterns, dbt practices, and warehouse optimization.
  • Stay ahead of industry trends in data architecture, cloud analytics, and cybersecurity data challenges.
What You’ll Bring
  • Expertise in Snowflake: advanced performance tuning, storage optimization, security features (e.g., RBAC, data masking).
  • Strong data modelling skills: experience with dimensional modelling (Kimball/Star Schema), data vault, or hybrid approaches.
  • Hands-on experience with dbt: designing modular transformations, testing frameworks, and documentation.
  • Solid SQL skills and experience with large-scale data processing.
  • Familiarity with modern data stack tools (e.g., Fivetran, Tableau, etc.).
  • Proven ability to design data architectures that meet stringent security, compliance, and privacy requirements.
  • Strong communication skills and the ability to collaborate across technical and business teams.
  • Experience in cybersecurity or other security-sensitive domains (preferred but not required).
What We Bring

Join our Data Analytics team to accelerate your career journey, working with cutting-edge technologies and contributing to projects that have real customer impact. You will be immersed in a dynamic environment that recognizes and celebrates your achievements.

Mimecast offers formal and on-the-job learning opportunities, maintains a comprehensive benefits package that helps our employees and their family members to sustain a healthy lifestyle, and importantly - working in cross functional teams to build your knowledge!

Our Hybrid Model

We provide you with the flexibility to live balanced, healthy lives through our hybrid working model that champions both collaborative teamwork and individual flexibility. Employees are expected to come to the office at least two days per week, because working together in person:

  • Fosters a culture of collaboration, communication, performance and learning.
  • Drives innovation and creativity within and between teams.
  • Introduces employees to priorities outside of their immediate realm.
  • Ensures important interpersonal relationships and connections with one another and our community!

The UK base salary range for this position is £64,000-£96,000 base + benefits. This reflects the minimum and maximum target for new hire salaries for this position. This position may also be eligible for bonus, incentive plans, and other related benefits. Our salary ranges are determined by role, level, and location. These factors and individual capabilities will also determine the individual pay offered.

Belonging at Mimecast

Cybersecurity is a community effort. That’s why we’re committed to building an inclusive, diverse community that celebrates and welcomes everyone – unless they’re a cybercriminal, of course.

We’re proud to be an Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action Employer, and we’d encourage you to join us whatever your background. We particularly welcome applicants from traditionally underrepresented groups.

We consider everyone equally: your race, age, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, ability, marital status, nationality, or any other protected characteristic won’t affect your application.

Due to certain obligations to our customers, an offer of employment will be subject to your successful completion of applicable background checks, conducted in accordance with local law.

Seniority level
  • Not Applicable
Employment type
  • Full-time
Job function
  • Engineering and Information Technology
Industries
  • IT Services and IT Consulting, Software Development, and Computer and Network Security

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