PRIMUS Global Solutions (PRIMUS UK & Europe)
Data Architect

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Role Overview
We are seeking a hands-on Insurance Data Architect to support the Polaris Programme, focused on modernising underwriting and platform capabilities. The role will focus on designing and maintaining consistent conceptual and logical data models, aligned with London Market data standards and future Policy Administration System (PAS) requirements.
Key Responsibilities
- Develop and maintain conceptual and logical data models across underwriting and platform domains.
- Ensure alignment with London Market data models and standards across multiple workstreams.
- Collaborate with Data Architects, Solution Architects, Data Engineers, and business stakeholders.
- Ensure consistent implementation of data models across platforms.
- Identify and resolve data inconsistencies, duplication, and integration risks.
- Support data architecture governance, metadata management, lineage, and CDO-led governance processes.
- Ensure data models are scalable and adaptable to future PAS and platform designs.
- Support large-scale transformation programmes with multiple parallel workstreams.
- Contribute to data integration, pipelines, analytics, and reporting solutions.
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Mandatory Skills
- Strong hands-on Data Architecture and Data Modelling
- Conceptual & Logical Data Modelling
- Insurance domain experience, particularly underwriting and policy lifecycle
- London Market data models/standards
- Databricks
- Microsoft Fabric
- MS SQL Server
- Amazon Redshift
- Snowflake
- ETL / ELT
- Data Integration and Pipeline Design
- Analytics and reporting tools, e.g. Power BI


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Good-to-Have Skills
- ANSI SQL
- Data Vault / ODS Modelling
- Dimensional Data Modelling
- ER Studio
- ERwin
- GCP BigQuery
- TOAD Data Modeler
- Data Governance and Metadata Management
- Collibra
- Data Lineage
- Astronomer / Apache Airflow
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