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Senior Data Architect

Chambers & Partners
City of London
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Vacancy Name


Vacancy Name Senior Data Architect


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Vacancy No VN765


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Location London


Employment Type


Employment Type Perm


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Basis Full Time


Fixed Term Duration


Overview

Join Us as a Senior Data Architect – Shape the Future of Data at Chambers and Partners. We’re seeking a seasoned Data Architect to take a leading role in designing and evolving the backbone of our data ecosystem. This is a strategic position where your deep technical expertise will directly influence our data architecture, from high-level conceptual models to optimised, scalable solutions.


You’ll drive the development and implementation of modern data systems aligned with our long-term vision—ensuring our data infrastructure is robust, future‑ready, and fuels real business impact.


Main Duties and Responsibilities

  • Assess database implementation procedures to ensure they comply with GDPR and data compliance
  • Design conceptual and logical data models and flow charts
  • Responsible for making sure systems are designed in accordance with data architecture
  • Accountable for designing solutions that meet people, process and technology needs and provide a route from the As-Is to the To-Be.
  • Accountable for ensuring the data platform landscape is fully understood, documented, and any risks managed
  • Accountable for producing quality, clear and consistent outputs that are required through all the phases of a delivery.
  • Agree and set the technical direction for the data platform landscape and solutions, for the short and long term, in collaboration with delivery and engineering teams
  • Accountable for ensuring data solutions and data models throughout the project or product life‑cycle, are delivered effectively, and to agreed technical standards.
  • Accountable for ensuring stakeholders, technology teams, third parties and vendors, are aligned to the architectural vision.

Skills and Experience

  • Extensive professional data experience
  • Excellent communication skills and the ability to explain architectural approaches to both technical and non‑technical stakeholders.
  • Extensive experience of data modelling to at least 3NF
  • Strong knowledge of database structure, systems and data mining
  • Experienced in Master Data Management (MDM), data cataloguing, and managing data lineage
  • Profound understanding of Microsoft SQL Server and skilled in designing, constructing, and maintaining data warehouses, data lakes, and lakehouses (preferably utilising Databricks).
  • Experienced with structured and unstructured datasets, capable of designing various architectural solutions including data applications and integration systems.
  • Comprehensive experience in the technology delivery lifecycle from inception to maintenance and delivery.
  • Developed architecture in a Agile environment and familiar with methodologies like SCRUM, PRINCE2 and Lean.
  • Strong problem‑solving skills, able to design solutions that address conflicting requirements and drive key architectural outcomes such as performance, quality and integrity.
  • Passionate about emerging technologies, with a track record of leveraging them effectively.

Person Specification

  • A skilled communicator, used to working with a varied group of stakeholders to align messaging and enabling mediation well between technical teams and stakeholders
  • Customer and data centric in your approach
  • Proactive self‑starter who continuously seeks ways to improve
  • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with ability to communicate complex subjects, “sell” ideas, and influence business and technology stakeholders at all levels
  • Attention to detail, focused on the finer details that make the difference
  • Provides thought leadership in the data domain

Equal Opportunity Statement

We are committed to fostering and promoting an inclusive professional environment for all of our employees, and we are proud to be an equal opportunity employer. Diversity and inclusion are integral values of Chambers and Partners and are key in our culture. We are committed to providing equal employment opportunities for all qualified individuals regardless of age, disability, race, sex, sexual orientation, gender reassignment, religion or belief, marital status, or pregnancy and maternity. This commitment applies across all of our employment policies and practices, from recruiting and hiring to training and career development. We support our employees through our internal INSPIRE committee with Executive Sponsors, Chairs and Ambassadors throughout the business promoting knowledge and effecting change. As a Disability Confident employer, we will ensure that a fair number of disabled applicants that meet the minimum criteria for this position will be offered an interview.


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