Atrium (EMEA)
Public sector Data Modeller

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Contract Role – Public Sector Data Modeller – London/Remote – 06 months initial – Inside IR35
Role Overview:
Job Title: Public sector Data Modeller
Location: London/Remote (Remote with Key Meetings in London (~1 a month)
Contract Type: Contract
Duration: 06 months initial
Rate: £500-545 per day Inside IR35
Requirements:
- MANDATORY - 5 Years UK Residency
- Experience in conceptual data modelling, logical data modelling, entity-relationship modelling
- Ability to define entities, attributes, relationships, and cardinality
- Experience modelling complex domains with many-to-many relationships, hierarchical structures, rule-based logic
- Experience in knowledge graph modelling, ontology tools (e.g. Protégé), graph concepts (nodes, edges, traversal)
- Experience in regulated environments (government, finance)
- Conduct knowledge discovery across the organisation, working with stakeholders to understand how data and processes relate
- Conduct structured stakeholder interviews and workshops
- Extract implicit knowledge from SMEs documentation legacy systems
- Identify inconsistencies, gaps, and duplication across data sources
- Define entities, relationships, and semantics across domains
- Translate unstructured understanding into structured artefacts (models, diagrams, definitions)
- Develop conceptual and logical data models to underpin knowledge graphs
- Support the creation of ontology and taxonomy models
- Enable downstream teams to build knowledge graphs, RAG pipelines, AI retrieval systems
- Public sector background
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Location: Remote with Key Meetings in London (~1 a month)
Security Clearance: No active SC needed but may require them to be go through SC at some point so just need to have lived in the UK continuously for 6 months


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Please feel free to contact myself – Daisy Nguyen (dnguyen@atriumglobal.com) at Atrium UK for a confidential chat to know more details about the role.
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