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Synergize Consulting

Data Integration Specialist

England
£650/day
Posted about 18 hours ago
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Data Integration Architect

Contract: October 2026 – 31 March 2027

Location: Hybrid UK | Travel to secure customer locations + occasional Central London meetings

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Clearance: Active SC & NPPV3 – Mandatory

A leading digital consultancy is seeking multiple experienced SC/NPPV3 cleared Data Integration Architects to support the Alpha development of a complex, highly secure data integration capability.

The role will focus on designing secure, reusable integration patterns across complex source systems, with particular emphasis on common data models, IES mapping, data semantics, provenance and data quality.

Essential Experience

  • Active SC and NPPV3 clearance – non-negotiable.
  • Strong background as a Data Architect, Data Integration Architect, Information Architect or Information/Data Modelling Architect.
  • Experience with Information Exchange Standards (IES / IES Next), including source-to-target mapping and alignment to common information models.
  • Strong understanding of data semantics, ontology, metadata, provenance, lineage and data quality.
  • Experience designing secure integration solutions across complex or legacy systems, including federated/distributed data architectures.
  • Strong experience with RESTful APIs and OpenAPI, including versioning and contract management.
  • Experience with authentication, authorisation, policy-based access controls, encryption and auditability.
  • Understanding of resilience patterns covering timeouts, source failures, partial results and conflicting data.
  • Ability to produce architecture artefacts, data flows and technical designs and validate solutions through working prototypes.

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  • Design secure, reusable data integration architectures across heterogeneous source systems.
  • Define and maintain common/canonical data models and IES mapping approaches.
  • Establish consistent data semantics, metadata, provenance, lineage and data quality standards.
  • Define API contracts covering search, retrieval, pagination, versioning and error handling.
  • Develop integration patterns separating common services from source-specific adapters.
  • Design authentication, authorisation, policy controls, encryption and audit logging.
  • Define monitoring, diagnostic and resilience requirements for the integration layer.
  • Produce architecture diagrams, information models, mapping specifications and technical documentation.
  • Establish repeatable approaches for onboarding additional organisations and data sources.
  • Support Alpha delivery and the roadmap into Beta, working across multi-disciplinary and multi-supplier teams.
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