Snowflake Data Architect (Basé à London)

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Job Description

Job Title:Snowflake Data Architect

Job Location:Hove, UK/Hybrid

Is it Permanent / Contract:Permanent

Job Description

Who we are?

We are a leading global IT Services company, dedicated to driving digital transformation and innovation for businesses around the world. Founded in 1990, Client has grown into a global trusted partner for enterprises, offering comprehensive AI empowered services including IT Consulting, Application Development, Infrastructure and Cloud Management and Business Process services.

We are a community of creative, diverse, and open-minded creating smiles through the power of great people and technology.

We pride ourselves on our people-centric culture and commitment to sustainability. Our diverse team of over 30,000 professionals across 30 countries is driven by a shared passion for innovation and excellence. We foster a collaborative environment where creativity and continuous learning are encouraged, enabling our employees to thrive and grow.

The Opportunity.

Data & AI practice is experiencing rapid growth, and we're on the lookout for delivery leaders.

Our ideal candidates should be passionate about data & AI, have a deep understanding of the relevant technologies, and be excited to work on the leading edge of these technologies.

You will have the opportunity to work, lead, and take on responsibilities in challenging engagements, gaining exposure to clients in a variety of industries across the UK and Europe.

If you're a dynamic Data Solution Architect leader who excels in a collaborative team environment and enjoys working with talented individuals, this could be the perfect opportunity for you.

Role & Responsibilities

  • Define and implement the end-end architecture of Data warehouse on Snowflake.
  • Create and maintain conceptual, Logical and Physical Data Models in Snowflake.
  • Design Data Pipelines and ingestion frameworks using Snowflake tools.
  • Work with Data Governance teams to establish Data lineage, Data quality and access control mechanisms.
  • Engage with Data stewards and other stake holders to build a comprehensive & scalable Data warehouse.
  • Implement RBAC, Data Masking & encryption practices to ensure compliance with Data Security policies.

You Must Posses

  • 10+ years of experience in designing Enterprise Data Platforms with atleast 5+ years in Snowflake.
  • Strong Expertise in SQL, Data Warehousing.
  • Hands on experience working in Insurance (Prior working experience with L&G will be a advantage)
  • 3+ years of experience in DBT for Data Transformation.
  • Deep understanding of Agile methodologies in Data environment.
  • Familiarity with Power BI.

Equal Opportunities Employer

Technologies is an equal opportunity employer. We are dedicated to providing a work environment free from discrimination and harassment. All employment decisions are based on business needs, job requirements, and individual qualifications. We do not discriminate based on including , , or , or belief, , , , marital status, , parental status, reassignment, or any other status protected by law.

We encourage candidates of all backgrounds to apply.

Regards,

Rachana


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