Sanderson
Data Management Team Lead

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Role: Data Lead (GCP)
Location: City of London Salary: £95,000 Flexible working: 3 days a week in the office
We’re looking for an experienced GCP Platform / Data Engineering Lead to take ownership of a newly implemented Google Cloud data platform and play a key role in its transition into BAU. This is a hands-on role suited to someone who enjoys working across cloud technology, data platforms, third parties and stakeholders, rather than sitting purely within a strategic architecture function.
The Role
- Take technical ownership of a new GCP data platform, overseeing its transition from implementation into a stable BAU environment.
- Work closely with managed service providers, developers, application and infrastructure teams to manage deployments, technical change, best practice and platform stability.
- Provide technical oversight across a number of major transformation programmes, including Salesforce, Claims, Reinsurance and legacy platform modernisation, ensuring new data is successfully ingested into the GCP platform.
- Coach and mentor team members developing their GCP capability, while providing task and matrix leadership across internal teams and third parties.
- Act as a technical point of contact for senior stakeholders, with the ability to explain complex cloud and data concepts clearly without unnecessary technical detail.
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What We’re Looking For
- Strong commercial experience working with Google Cloud Platform (GCP).
- Solid understanding of cloud infrastructure, deployments and data platforms.
- Experience working with third-party suppliers / Managed Service Providers and overseeing technical delivery.
- Experience with data ingestion, cloud data architecture and ideally Medallion architecture.
- Exposure to Google Cloud Composer, Vertex AI or other GCP AI tooling would be highly desirable.
- Strong communication skills with the confidence to engage technical and non-technical stakeholders.
- Experience of coaching, mentoring and working across multiple teams in a matrix environment.


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