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Role Title: Data Solutions Architect
Engagement: Fixed-Term-Contract [12-Months]
Location: Remote
Salary: £120,000 + package
SystemsAccountants are partnered with a Global Organisation who are seeking an experienced Data Architect to join a growing Data & Analytics function. This is a hands-on architecture role for someone who can design and build modern well-governed data solutions using MS Fabric, while also shaping how the broader organisation's data architecture evolves.
Key Responsibilities:
- Design and build metadata-driven pipelines and table structures within Microsoft Fabric.
- Design and implement common data models, including dimensional data modelling.
- Influence enterprise architecture decisions, including ownership and maintenance of a CRUD matrix across systems.
- Apply data mastering principles — determining where data should be mastered and ensuring it flows correctly downstream.
- Design and oversee data integrations between applications.
- Document and govern architecture and data solutions in parallel with build and development, rather than retrospectively.
- Develop recommended solutions independently, socialise them quickly with data leadership, and move them into action at pace.
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- Strong hands-on experience with Microsoft Fabric.
- Proven experience building metadata-driven pipelines and data structures.
- Strong knowledge of common/dimensional data modelling techniques.
- Experience influencing enterprise architecture, including familiarity with tools and concepts such as CRUD matrices.
- Understanding of data mastering principles and downstream data flow governance.
- Experience designing integrations between business applications.
- A structured, organised approach, with the ability to document and govern solutions as they are built.
- A self-starting mindset — comfortable proposing a solution, socialising it with stakeholders, and driving it to implementation.


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