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Data & Analytics Solutions Architect

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We’re looking for an experienced Data & Analytics Solutions Architect to join a leading Microsoft Partner, taking ownership of the architecture, design, and delivery of modern data solutions built around the Microsoft ecosystem.
This is a varied, client-facing role where you’ll combine technical leadership, solution design, pre-sales, and hands-on delivery, helping organisations turn complex data into actionable insight. With Microsoft Fabric and Power BI at the heart of the practice, you’ll have the opportunity to work with cutting-edge technologies while influencing how solutions are designed and delivered.
You will:
- Lead solution architecture from discovery and pre-sales through to delivery
- Run workshops to understand customer challenges and define the right solutions
- Design scalable data platforms using Microsoft Fabric, Power BI, and Azure technologies
- Create architecture designs, delivery plans, and technical roadmaps
- Build modern data models, pipelines, and analytics solutions
- Support technical demonstrations, proposals, and customer conversations
- Provide technical leadership and mentor other consultants
- Act as a trusted advisor for customers, helping them maximise the value of their data
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You’ll bring:
- Strong expertise in Microsoft Fabric and Power BI
- Experience designing data architectures, warehouses, lakehouses, and semantic models
- Strong SQL and data engineering skills (including Spark/PySpark)
- Experience with Azure data technologies such as Data Factory, Synapse, Azure SQL, and Data Lake
- A background in consultancy, solution design, and client-facing delivery
- The ability to communicate complex technical concepts clearly


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Experience with Qlik, Dynamics 365, Power Platform, Microsoft Purview, or wider Azure services would be highly advantageous.
Why Join?
- Work with the latest Microsoft data technologies, including Fabric
- Play a key role in shaping a growing Data & Analytics practice
- Combine architecture, strategy, and hands-on delivery
- Work with a talented team on complex customer challenges
- Fully remote UK working
If you’re passionate about data, architecture, and helping businesses unlock the power of their information, we’d love to hear from you.
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