Data Architect (SC cleared)
Tenth Revolution Group · Telford · posted 17 days ago
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Going rate for this occupation: £47,600 · UK median pay £47,143
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Data Architect (SC cleared)
Location: Telford (2 days onsite per week) Daily rate: £595 (Inside IR35) Contract: 6 months Clearance: Active SC Clearance required (must be transferable prior to start)
We are looking for an experienced Data Architect to support enterprise-wide data strategy, governance and transformation within a large and complex technology environment. This role will focus on shaping data architecture standards, providing design assurance, and driving the adoption of modern data capabilities across cloud and on-premise platforms.
Required Skills:
5+ years enterprise data architecture experience Architecture governance and design assurance expertise Experience working across complex cloud and on-prem environments Knowledge of data governance, metadata management, integration, and modern data frameworks AWS and/or Azure architecture experience Strong stakeholder management and influencing skills Experience assessing the impact of business and technology change Excellent communication and documentation skills
Desirable:
Experience in large, regulated environments Exposure to modern data platforms and operating models Supplier/vendor management experience Technical leadership and mentoring background
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