The Lanes Group
Data Architect

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Data Architect – London
Location: London (Hybrid)
Salary: £100,000 - £110,000 + Bonus / Benefits
About Our Client
Our client is a large technology-led organisation investing heavily in modern data platforms, cloud infrastructure and enterprise analytics. They are looking for an experienced Data Architect to define the architecture and standards supporting a major data transformation programme.
The Role
You will own high-level data architecture across cloud platforms, analytics, integration and governance, working with engineering, security and business teams to create scalable and well-governed data solutions.
Key Responsibilities
- Define enterprise data architecture, principles and target-state designs.
- Design modern cloud data platforms, data models and integration patterns.
- Work with Data Engineers, Cloud Engineers and Solution Architects on implementation.
- Establish standards for data quality, governance, security and lineage.
- Evaluate technology choices and produce architecture decision records.
- Support migration from legacy data platforms into modern cloud environments.
- Engage senior technology and business stakeholders on data strategy.
- Provide architectural assurance across major transformation programmes.
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Skills & Experience
- Significant experience in Data Architecture or senior data engineering roles.
- Strong knowledge of Azure, AWS or GCP data services.
- Experience with data lakes, warehouses, lakehouse architectures and ETL/ELT.
- Understanding of Databricks, Snowflake, Fabric or comparable platforms.
- Strong knowledge of data modelling, governance and security.
- Experience designing enterprise-scale data solutions.
- Excellent technical documentation and stakeholder communication skills.


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Package
- £100,000 - £110,000 + Bonus / Benefits
- London – hybrid working
- Performance-related bonus and/or equity depending on role
- Private healthcare
- Enhanced pension contribution
- 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays
- Flexible working arrangements
- Professional development budget
- Clear progression within a growing technology function
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