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Senior Data Architect

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Job Description
A large global professional services organisation is undertaking a major transformation of its enterprise data landscape, building a modern Microsoft Fabric-based data platform and strengthening its internal Data & AI capability. They are looking for an experienced Data Architect to lead the architecture, standards and design of this new data environment.
The Role
- Lead the architecture and design of the Microsoft Fabric data platform
- Define patterns for Lakehouse, Data Warehouse, Real-Time Analytics, Semantic Models and Data Engineering
- Design scalable data ingestion, transformation, storage and consumption patterns
- Define enterprise conceptual, logical and physical data models
- Establish metadata-driven architecture, data lineage and cataloguing standards
- Define Master Data Management (MDM) principles
- Develop enterprise data architecture standards and roadmaps
- Design integration architectures using APIs, event-driven patterns and ETL/ELT
- Embed data governance, security and data quality
- Work across data engineering, analytics, architecture and business teams
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- Strong Data / Enterprise Data Architecture background
- Extensive Microsoft Fabric experience
- Azure Data Platform
- Lakehouse, Warehousing and Data Engineering
- Enterprise data modelling
- Metadata management, lineage and data catalogues
- Master Data Management (MDM)
- Data governance and data quality
- APIs, ETL/ELT and integration patterns
- SQL
- Strong stakeholder management and architectural leadership
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