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Business Data Architect — Contract
£600 per day (Inside IR35, umbrella) | 12 months | London (hybrid) | Lloyd's Market Insurer
A leading Lloyd's syndicate is hiring a Business Data Architect on an initial 12-month contract to drive and build out their Business Data Architecture practice within Data Operations.
This is a genuinely strategic seat — not a delivery BA role. You'll set the direction for how business design, change and improvement across the organisation aligns to the data strategy, and act as the bridge between Business, IT, Change and Data teams.
What you'll be doing:
- Providing direction, guidance and definition of business architecture to support the data and business strategies
- Applying business modelling methods to identify organisational capabilities as a corporate knowledge resource for BaU, Project and Change initiatives
- Acting as SME on business architecture frameworks, tool suite selection, design and methodology
- Reviewing and evaluating new products, technologies and business models — taking ideas from ideation through to prototyping
- Determining the best path to solve data-related business problems, whether that's process improvement, systems enhancement, user training or software procurement
- Supporting the design and build of system integration solutions and business applications
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What we need from you:
- Strong background in architecture / business design and analysis modelling techniques, tools and standards
- Solid grounding in data governance principles
- Demonstrable experience supporting business change across the full change delivery lifecycle
- Track record of driving operational efficiency with a commercial understanding of the requirement / cost / benefit trade-off
- Confidence managing business and supplier relationships from end user through to senior exec
- Excellent communication and presentation skills — you'll be influencing at all levels


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Desirable:
- Insurance / London Market experience
- TOGAF (or equivalent)
- ITIL
Rate:
£600 per day, Inside IR35 (umbrella)
Duration:
12 months
Location:
London — hybrid working
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