Data Architect
Capital Resourcing Group · London · posted 25 days ago
Going rate £47,600UK median £47,143London £49,292
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Going rate for this occupation: £47,600 · UK median pay £47,143
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Where this salary sits
- UK pay for this occupation
- This role£84,000 to £90,000stated · above the range ONS published
- Going rate£47,600
- UK median£47,143
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| Percentile | Pay |
|---|---|
| 10th | £32,728 |
| 25th | £37,342 |
| 50th | £47,143 |
| 75th | £55,262 |
| Going rate | £47,600 |
| UK median | £47,143 |
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Data Architect
London | Hybrid – 2 days per week £84,000–£90,000 + 20–25% bonus
We’re working with a leading global bank that is continuing to grow its EMEA Data Architecture function, with two opportunities available for experienced Data Architects.
This is a business-facing architecture role, working across key areas of the bank to understand the current data landscape, define future-state architecture and help shape how data is managed across the organisation.
The role
Own current and target-state Data Architecture across business areas and domains.
Define data domains, flows and conceptual/logical data models.
Work closely with senior business and technology stakeholders.
Support Data Governance, architecture standards and frameworks.
Contribute to significant transformation programmes across EMEA.
Collaborate with Data Architects globally to drive consistency and best practice.
What we’re looking for
Strong Data Architecture experience.
Banking experience is essential, ideally within a large/global bank.
Strong Data Governance and Data Management knowledge.
Experience with current/target-state architecture and data modelling.
Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills.
A genuinely business-facing approach, rather than purely technical architecture.
Experience within Corporate or Investment Banking, including areas such as Risk, Finance, Lending, Transactions or Compliance, would be particularly valuable.
A great opportunity to join a growing EMEA Data function and play a key role in shaping the data architecture of a major global bank.
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