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Data Architect – Digital Twin & Operational Data
Location: Coventry – hybrid
Day Rate: £470 per day
Duration: Initial 6-month contract
Working Pattern: One day per week onsite
We are looking for an experienced Data Architect to support a major digital transformation programme focused on operational, asset, geospatial and telemetry data. The successful candidate will define the target-state data architecture and establish the standards, governance and integration principles required to support Digital Twin and Unified Namespace initiatives.
Key Responsibilities
- Design the target-state architecture for asset, geospatial, telemetry and operational data
- Produce logical and physical data models
- Define Unified Namespace architecture, data structures and naming conventions
- Establish data mapping, governance and source-system integration standards
- Design integration approaches for static, dynamic, historical and real-time data
- Develop architecture standards supporting Digital Twin initiatives
- Define interoperability, metadata and data catalogue standards
- Develop data availability, quality and usability framework
- Identify authoritative data sources, ownership responsibilities and data gaps
- Provide technical leadership, architecture assurance and stakeholder engagement
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- Strong enterprise Data Architecture experience
- Unified Namespace architecture and integration principles
- Asset, operational, telemetry or geospatial data
- Digital Twin programmes or similar connected-data environments
- Logical and physical data modelling
- Data integration architecture
- Data governance, metadata management and data quality
- Static, historical and real-time data integration
- Strong stakeholder management and technical leadership skills
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