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Data Architect (Financial Asset Management Transformation) - Hybrid working - 3-6 month contract (inside IR35)
This is a high-impact role focused on moving a financial institution from fragmented, manually reconciled data assets to automated, trusted, and fully traceable data across its lifecycle.
About the Role
I am looking for a Data Architect to play a key role in a major transformation programme, building a scalable, auditable data foundation for financial asset management.
If you enjoy solving complex data problems, influencing enterprise architecture, and driving tangible business outcomes… this is a standout opportunity!
Key Responsibilities
You’ll be responsible for:
- Defining end-to-end data architecture across the asset lifecycle
- Designing a canonical asset data model to standardise data across systems
- Establishing clear systems of record and data ownership frameworks
- Driving data quality improvements and remediation plans
- Embedding financial controls and audit-ready data flows by design
- Shaping event-driven, API-led integration patterns
- Standing up a practical data governance model
- Defining core data products for financial and regulatory reporting
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What You’ll Achieve
You’ll deliver:
- A single, trusted asset data model across the business
- Clear ownership and elimination of conflicting data definitions
- Reduced reliance on manual reconciliation
- Improved data quality, traceability, and auditability
- A scalable architecture ready for future transformation


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Requirements & Prerequisites
We’re looking for candidates who meet the following criteria:
- Strong experience in data architecture within complex environments, particularly in financial or regulatory data environments
- Advanced expertise in data modelling (conceptual, logical, and physical)
- Track record in designing cross-system integrations and data flows
- Specialised knowledge in:
- Data governance, lineage, and stewardship
- Data quality frameworks
- Ability to operate effectively across both business and technical stakeholders
- Proven ability to tackle data fragmentation and reconciliation challenges
Hybrid working availability required. Applicants must be inside IR35 for assignment.
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