Senior Data Architect

York
3 weeks ago
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We are looking for an experienced Senior Data Architect to lead data transformation for a leading manufacturing company in York. You will be responsible for designing and implementing a robust data strategy, integrating SAP BW data into a scalable ecosystem. The role focuses on optimising data accessibility, transformation, and analytics to support data-driven decision-making across the business.

Key Responsibilities

Develop Data Strategy: Design and implement a data strategy aligned with business goals to enable informed decision-making.
SAP BW Integration: Oversee the integration of SAP BW data into a unified system, improving data management and analytics.
ETL & Data Transformation: Lead the design of efficient ETL processes using tools such as Talend, ensuring data accuracy and usability.
Data Warehouse Management: Build and maintain high-performance data warehouses using SQL, NoSQL, Snowflake, and S/4 HANA, ensuring scalability and flexibility.
Data Governance & Compliance: Establish data governance, security, and compliance frameworks to safeguard data and meet regulatory standards.
Business Intelligence & Analytics: Support data visualisation efforts with tools like Qlik Sense and DataRobot to generate meaningful insights.
Cloud Solutions: Lead cloud-based initiatives using Azure, developing scalable and cost-effective data architectures.
Collaboration & Innovation: Work across teams to drive data innovation and improve operational efficiency.
Industry Best Practices: Stay up to date with trends and implement best practices to enhance data management.
Skills & Experience

Data Architecture Expertise: Proven experience designing and implementing enterprise data solutions, preferably within manufacturing or related industries.
Technical Knowledge: Strong expertise in SQL, NoSQL, Snowflake, and S/4 HANA, with hands-on experience in ETL tools like Talend.
Governance & Compliance: In-depth understanding of data governance, security, and compliance.
Cloud Platforms: Experience with Azure and cloud-based data architectures.
AI & Analytics Tools: Familiarity with AI-driven tools such as DataRobot for business intelligence.
Leadership & Communication: Strong leadership skills with the ability to convey complex data concepts to technical and non-technical stakeholders.
Why Join Us?

Make an Impact: Take the lead in shaping the company’s data strategy and transformation.
Innovative Environment: Work with cutting-edge technologies and drive innovation in a growing industry.
Competitive Package: Enjoy a salary of £90,000 - £120,000, alongside a comprehensive benefits package and career development opportunities.
Career Growth: Play a key role in fostering a data-driven culture and leading transformative initiatives.
If you are passionate about data innovation and want to influence the future of data in a manufacturing setting, apply today!

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Please note: Applicants must be eligible to work in the UK. This role does not provide visa sponsorship

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