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Data Architect - Azure
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Job Type: Full-time |
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Salary: £55,000 per annum |
Overview
Data Architect £75,000 25% bonus London Do you want to build your own data platform? Are you wanting to work with Cloud technologies to lead the data for a business? If so, this could be the role for you THE COMPANY: This property company supply warehousing and container solutions to some of the biggest retailers in the UK (e.g. Amazon). With just 350 people in the business and already established themselves in the FTSE 100, this company are punching well above their weight, operating in major European markets. They are looking to break away from traditional property industry operations and look to invest in technology and, significantly, data. THE ROLE: This Data Architect role will lead the design architecture for platform in Azure as well as contributing to the Data Architecture on other, future projects. In your role, you will: Define and continuously improve an enterprise-wide technical blueprint for managing data Produce data models at conceptual, logical and physical levels Act as the voice of data for the business Deliver data design for wider business projects Adhere and uphold data standards across the business YOUR SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE: To qualify for this Data Architect role, you will require: Experience developing data architectures in a commercial environment Experience building conceptual, logical and physical models Have a comprehensive understanding pf technologies, processes and best practices Advanced SQL skills for data warehousing, ETL, Data marts, data lakes Experience with Azure is beneficial THE BENEFITS: A successful applicant will receive: A salary of up to £75,000 An annual bonus of up to 25% Doubled pension of up to 12% HOW TO APPLY: Please register your interest to this Data Architect role by applying via this website. For more information on this role or other roles in the Business Intelligence market, reach out to Tom Brammer at Harnham.