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      <description>Location: Worcestershire | Salary: &amp;pound;70000 - &amp;pound;79000/annum + bonus | Type: Permanent | Data Architect    Location:  Worcestershire or Hampshire - hybrid, 2 days per week onsite  Type:  Permanent  We''re supporting a leading technology organisation looking to appoint a  Data Architect  to define and evolve its enterprise-wide data architecture, supporting product development, analytics and wider business transformation.   The role    Define enterprise data architecture principles, standards and roadmaps.  Design conceptual, logical and physical data models.  Shape the use of data platforms, integration and data governance.  Support large-scale migration from heritage systems to modern cloud platforms.  Provide architectural direction across data and engineering teams.    What we''re looking for    Strong enterprise  Data Architecture  experience.   Databricks - essential.   Cloud data platform experience;  Azure desirable .  Strong knowledge of batch, streaming, event-driven and medallion architectures.  Advanced data modelling skills.  Experience with complex, long-term data migrations highly desirable.  Insurance experience beneficial, but not essential.   A great opportunity to take ownership of enterprise data architecture within an organisation going through sign...</description>
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