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      <description>Location: London | Salary: 10000-500000 Annual | Type: Permanent | Data Architect - Leading Investment Bank - London / Hybrid (Tech stack: Data Architecture, Enterprise Data Strategy, Data Warehouse, Master Data Management, ERP, CRM, BI, ETL/ELT, Azure Data Factory, Data Lakes, RDBMS, NoSQL, AWS Glue, EMR, Capital Markets Data) Our client is a leading global investment bank with a strong presence across financial markets and commodities. They are now looking for an experienced Data Architect to help shape and deliver their enterprise-wide data strategy, working across business and technology teams to ensure data remains a strategic asset across the organisation. The successful Data Architect will have strong experience across enterprise data architecture and strategy, Business Intelligence and Data Warehouse platforms, Master Data Management, Data Integration and OLTP database solutions, alongside a solid understanding of Capital Markets data domains including Trade, Sensitivities and Market Data. You will play a key role in defining data architecture principles, standards and governance, while designing solutions that support both current and future business requirements. The role will involve working closely with senior Business and IT stakehold...</description>
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