Sanderson
Data Architect

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Role: Data Architect (Snowflake)
Salary: £100,000–£115,000 + Bonus
Location: London or Countrywide
Flexible working: 1 day per month in the office
The Opportunity
A leading organisation is going through a major digital transformation, moving away from legacy technology and building a modern, cloud-first data estate from the ground up.
We’re looking for a Data Architect with strong Snowflake experience to play a key role in shaping the future Data Strategy, Data Products and AI capabilities. This is a genuinely exciting opportunity to join at the start of a major transformation programme, with significant exposure to modern technology and the ability to make a real impact.
Responsibilities:
- Own and shape the Data Architecture and Data Strategy, helping define how data is used across the organisation.
- Design and evolve a modern Snowflake-based data platform, working across Data Products, data modelling, governance and integration.
- Work closely with Data Engineering, Data Governance, Product Owners and business stakeholders to turn complex requirements into scalable data solutions.
- Horizon-scan emerging technologies and identify opportunities to leverage AI, Snowflake Cortex and modern data capabilities.
- Establish architecture standards, patterns and principles while helping build the Data capability from the ground up.
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What we're looking for:
- Strong commercial experience as a Data Architect / Data Solutions Architect.
- Deep Snowflake experience is essential – this is the key technology within the role.
- Strong understanding of modern data architecture, data modelling and cloud data platforms.
- Experience with Data Products, Data Governance and modern data engineering practices.
- Experience working within a transformation programme and ideally taking an organisation from a relatively immature data environment to a modern data capability.
- Strong communication and stakeholder management skills – you'll need to be comfortable working with both technical and business audiences.
- Financial Services or Insurance experience would be highly desirable, particularly experience working in a regulated environment.


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