Senior Data Architect

Capco
London
2 months ago
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Joining Capco means being part of an organisation committed to an inclusive working environment where you’re encouraged to #BeYourselfAtWork. We celebrate individuality and believe that diversity and inclusion are critical to success. We aim to recruit and develop a diverse range of talent and value what makes you unique. We are happy to accommodate any reasonable adjustments you may require, which you can specify at the bottom of your application or discuss directly with your recruiter.

About Us

Capco is a global technology and business consultancy focused on financial services. We are passionate about helping our clients succeed in a changing industry by combining innovative thinking with expert know-how. Our solutions are as diverse as our employees.

We Are/Have

  • Experts across Capital Markets, Insurance, Payments, Retail Banking, and Wealth & Asset Management.
  • Deep knowledge in financial services offerings including Finance, Risk and Compliance, Financial Crime, Core Banking.
  • Committed to growing our business and hiring top talent.
  • Focused on maintaining a nimble, agile, and entrepreneurial culture.

Your Capco Day / Key Responsibilities

  • Lead complex agile consulting projects supporting data architecture design and delivery.
  • Collaborate with technology leaders to provide best practice guidance for data management and architecture development.
  • Build services and capabilities supporting Capco’s vision of Modern Data Architecture and cloud data journeys.
  • Manage small project teams and support business development in Data Architecture.

Preferred Experience

  • Experience in data strategy, solutions, and governance models.
  • Aligning data architecture across multiple programs and business units.
  • Experience with cloud data technologies and enterprise data platforms.
  • Certifications in cloud architecture (AWS, Data Bricks, GCP, Azure).
  • Knowledge of data modeling, cloud migration, data privacy/security frameworks, and cloud networking.
  • Practical project experience in Financial Services, with leadership skills and stakeholder management.
  • Interest or experience in Graph computing and semantic data modeling.
  • Effective communication skills for technical and non-technical audiences.

Data at Capco

Our Data Practice of over 800 professionals helps clients harness data to drive insights and value. We design and implement innovative data capabilities, partnering with vendors and industry bodies.

We foster a culture of collaboration, enthusiasm, and high standards. Our awards include Best Data Management Consultancy and ESG Data & Technology Consultancy.

Why Join Capco?

Work on transformative projects with leading banks, in a culture focused on innovation and lasting value. We offer ongoing learning, a flat structure, and a diverse, inclusive environment with family-friendly benefits.

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