Data Solutions Architect (Azure & MS Fabric)

Westminster Abbey
10 months ago
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My FTSE 100 Client is urgently recruiting for a Data Solutions Architect, the chosen Candidate will be at the forefront of shaping end-to-end data architectures that support analytics, AI, and enterprise reporting across the organisation. You will lead solution design, champion best practices, and work closely with business and technical stakeholders to deliver robust, scalable, and secure data platforms.

Key Responsibilities

Design and implement modern data architectures using Azure Synapse, Data Lake, Data Factory, Databricks, and Microsoft Fabric.

Lead the development of integrated data solutions supporting BI, advanced analytics, and real-time data processing.

Define data governance, security, and compliance standards across the data lifecycle.

Collaborate with cross-functional teams to translate business requirements into technical blueprints.

Stay ahead of emerging trends in cloud, data, and AI, bringing innovative thinking into the organisation.

About You

Proven experience as a Data Architect or similar role in cloud data solutions.

Expert in Microsoft Azure data services and hands-on with Microsoft Fabric (OneLake, Lakehouse, DirectLake, Power BI integration, etc.) would be a distinct advantage.

Strong understanding of data modelling, ETL/ELT pipelines, and data warehousing principles.

Skilled in designing scalable and secure solutions using best practices and industry frameworks.

Excellent communication and stakeholder engagement skills.

Bonus Points For

Certifications in Azure Data Engineering or Azure Solutions Architecture.

Experience with Power BI, AI/ML integration, or real-time streaming data.

Knowledge of data governance tools like Purview.

Please send an up to date CV for an immediate response and more information on a fantastic opportunity with a truly great Client

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