Fabric Data Architect / Edinburgh / Consultancy

Opus Recruitment Solutions
Edinburgh
6 days ago
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Fabric Data Architect / Edinburgh / Consultancy / Fabric / Azure / ADF / Azure Data Factor / Synapse / SQL


Are you wanting to become a resident Fabric expert however have the support of data experts around you?


Or perhaps you are looking to gain your next certification and want a business that actively encourages their employees to constantly improve and will put you through your exams?! If so, then read on!


Our client is a leading data consultancy transforming businesses through innovative data solutions. They cover a wide range of sectors and work with enterprise clients to unlock the value of their data, driving AI readiness, real-time reporting, and growth.


They are currently on the lookout for aFabric Data Architectand you’ll guide clients through complex data architecture challenges, delivering cutting-edge Microsoft Fabric solutions (Lakehouse & Warehouse) and shape data strategies that deliver results. You’ll engage early with stakeholders, propose innovative architectures, and ensure high-quality delivery.


Key Responsibilities:

  • Design and implement industry-standard Fabric solutions.
  • Present architectural decisions to diverse stakeholders.
  • Optimise resource consumption, debug, and enhance solutions.
  • Support clients across sectors with testing, documentation, and strategic advice.


What They’re Looking For:

  • 1+ year architecting in Microsoft Fabric.
  • Experience with Azure data architecture (ADF, Synapse, SQL).
  • Consultancy experience is strongly preferred.
  • Experience working with Python.
  • Certifications: DP-600 (Fabric Analytics Engineer) and/or DP-700 (Fabric Data Engineer) highly desirable; DP-203 or AZ-305 a plus.
  • Soft Skills: Exceptional communication, problem-solving, and client relationship skills with a passion for learning.


In return you will get:

  • Salary up to £100k
  • Hybrid work once a week into their Central Edinburgh office
  • 25 days holiday (plus bank)
  • Learning and Development budget towards certifications and exams
  • Life insurance
  • Private medical health insurance
  • And much more!


To find out more about this role or any others I have at the moment please send a copy of your CV to alex.copinger-symes@opus or apply below 😊

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