Snap Analytics
Non Functional & Performance Test Architect

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Job Type: Contract (6 months)
Location: London or Cirencester
Working Style: Hybrid (2-3 days onsite a week)
Day rate: £600-750
Why this role exists…
We're working with a leading wealth management client to strengthen how non-functional quality is embedded across their technology estate
Rather than treating performance, resilience, security, and operational readiness as activities that happen towards the end of delivery, we're building a proactive, shift-left approach where these considerations are built into solutions from the start.
We are looking for a Test Architect who will sit within the central technology teams and be responsible for defining and implementing the enterprise-wide Performance Engineering and Non-Functional Testing strategy.
What you'll be doing...
You'll play a central role in shaping how non-functional quality is approached across an entire organisation, helping teams deliver technology that is performant, resilient, scalable, and operationally ready from day one.
Your responsibilities will include:
- Establishing the standards, frameworks, tooling, governance and best practices for non-functional and performance testing
- Providing leadership and guidance on performance engineering and non-functional testing practices
- Embedding a shift-left approach to performance, resilience, reliability, security, availability, and recoverability across the delivery lifecycle
- Defining and governing tooling and frameworks that support enterprise-wide adoption
- Working closely with Engineering, Architecture, Product, DevOps, Cloud Operations, and Delivery teams to drive consistent approaches
- Defining metrics, reporting, and quality measures to improve visibility and decision-making
- Driving continuous improvement across non-functional testing and performance engineering capabilities
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In your first 3-6 months, success might look like:
- Establishing a clear Performance Engineering and Non-Functional Testing strategy and roadmap
- Defining enterprise standards, governance processes, and tooling recommendations
- Building strong relationships across technology teams and suppliers
What you'll need to succeed...
We're looking for someone who combines strategic thinking, technical expertise, and strong stakeholder management skills.
You might be a great fit if you have:
- Significant experience in Performance Engineering and Non-Functional Testing within large-scale technology environments
- Background in the financial services industry and working with Snowflake and SQL
- Strong knowledge of performance, scalability, resilience, reliability, security, availability, and recoverability testing
- Experience defining enterprise standards, frameworks, and governance models
- An understanding of modern software engineering, cloud platforms, DevOps, and CI/CD practices
- Experience selecting and implementing non-functional testing tools and frameworks
- The ability to influence senior stakeholders and technical teams without direct authority
- Experience working collaboratively with third-party suppliers and partners


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About Snap Analytics
We're a high-growth data analytics consultancy on a mission to help enterprise businesses unlock the full potential of their data. With offices in the UK, India, and South Africa, we specialise in cutting-edge cloud analytics solutions, transforming complex data challenges into actionable business insights.
We partner with some of the biggest brands worldwide to modernise their data platforms, enabling smarter decision-making through Snowflake, Databricks, Matillion, and other cloud technologies. Our approach is customer-first, innovation-driven, and results-focused, delivering impactful solutions with speed and precision.
At Snap, we’re not just consultants, we’re problem-solvers, engineers, and strategists who thrive on tackling complex data challenges. Our culture is built on collaboration, continuous learning, and pushing boundaries, ensuring our people grow just as fast as our business.
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