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      <description>Location: Glasgow | Salary: &amp;pound;80/hour | Type: Contract | Our client is seeking a Data Architect for a contract opportunity. The role will support the development of scalable data architecture, improved data quality and reliable integration across the organisation, ensuring data solutions remain aligned with long-term business objectives.   Key Responsibilities:    Develop and evolve data domain architectures that support business activities and strategic goals  Design the structure and layout of data systems and platforms, ensuring they are scalable and fit for purpose  Assess the impact of business change on existing data architecture and support the prioritisation of required changes  Collaborate with stakeholders across the organisation to translate business needs into clear data requirements  Ensure project data designs align with the overall data architecture and resolve issues early to support successful delivery  Work closely with application and integration teams to deliver reliable, well-documented integrations that meet agreed standards  Improve the way data is structured, managed and shared to promote quality, consistency and interoperability  Support improvements to data flows, data integration and data management across busi...</description>
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