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      <description>Location: Southwark | Salary: 10000-500000 Annual | Type: Permanent | Data Architect  Salary: Competitive Location: Central London Sponsorship: Sponsorship is not available, so please only apply if you have the full, unencumbered right to work in the UK.  A large, complex organisation with an established data and analytics function is looking for a Data Architect to join its central data team. This role will be responsible for defining and governing the architecture of a large-scale data platform that supports analytics, reporting, and emerging AI use cases. You will work closely with engineering, platform, and insight teams to ensure data is structured, scalable, and fit for purpose across a broad business landscape. Key Responsibilities  Define and maintain the data architecture roadmap for the organisation''s data platform. Design and govern common data models, conformed dimensions, and shared datasets. Provide architectural oversight for ETL/ELT pipelines, data storage, and partitioning strategies. Identify opportunities to improve efficiency, reduce duplication, and optimise platform performance. Ensure workloads are appropriately separated to support both critical reporting and innovation activities. Provide architectural assurance and guidance...</description>
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