Enterprise Data Architect

Tria
City of London
3 weeks ago
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Enterprise Data Architect - Global Travel & Hospitality Group

Location: London (2-3 days onsite)


Package: UP TO £125k base + £6k car allowance + up to 30% bonus + benefits


Picture this: 3,000 operating units, 625 locations, 38 countries. Airports, train stations, motorway services. A household name in travel F&B serving millions of customers every single day. A business turning over £3.5bn - and right now, in the midst of something big.


A new CIO joined in July and immediately launched an ambitious transformation agenda: S/4HANA, SuccessFactors, global POS upgrades, and a complete modernisation of the data estate. This isn't incremental improvement; it's a rebuild of how data flows through a global operation that touches travellers everywhere, every day.


That's where you come in.


We're looking for an Enterprise Data Architect to join the newly created Architecture & Engineering Tower - one of five strategic pillars reshaping the technology function into a leaner, higher-performing organisation.


This is not BAU. You'll define the blueprint:



  • Enterprise data architecture for a complex, multi-country business
  • Data governance frameworks
  • Modern data paradigms including Data Mesh and Data Fabric
  • Architectures that can scale globally across retail, hospitality and consumer-facing environments

It's strategic. It's visible. And in many ways, it's greenfield. You'll be laying the foundations that underpin everything from operational efficiency to customer experience across a vast international network.


Ideal background:



  • TOGAF
  • Strong stakeholder engagement
  • Experience in Global retail, hospitality, or other customer-facing sectors

If you want your architectural decisions to have real-world impact at global scale, and you're excited by a business genuinely investing in its digital future, let's talk


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