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My client is transforming their business by embedding data analytics into all aspects of their operations, empowering clients across diverse sectors to drive meaningful change. Right now, theyre particularly focused on bringing on board experienced Managers to enhance their Belfast teams impressive capabilities, with a strong emphasis on Database Architecture expertise combined with Enterprise Scale Azure competencies. Role Description: - Lead the integration of advanced data analytics into existing services, extracting maximum value from information assets by partnering with domain experts. - Manage and inspire diverse teams using a range of Data and Analytics technologies, with a focus on leveraging Azure for cloud data architecture and solutions. - Adapt leadership style to fit varied team and client needs, anticipating risks and fostering a collaborative learning environment. - Collaborate with cross-functional teams across industries to aid clients in transformative business strategies. - Bring a passion for team growth, adding energy, and leading others while cultivating a culture of excellence. - Leverage experience to offer unique insights that deliver value to clients and broader society. - Drive operational efficiency and execute high-quality projects that consistently meet goals. - Shape the future of the Data & Analytics team by building the brand, attending events, sharing thought leadership, and collaborating internally. - Build and sustain key relationships to identify new business opportunities. Skills and Attributes for Success: - Consulting or industry experience with significant management and team development expertise. - Proven ability to communicate technical information effectively to non-technical stakeholders. - Solid background as a Data Architect, especially in Azure cloud architecture, with strong knowledge of both relational and non-relational databases. - Skilled in cloud-based data architecture design, including conceptual, logical, and physical levels. - Experience across the data analytics lifecycle, especially Cloud and Data Architecture, Data Pipelines, ETL/ELT, and Data Governance. - Relevant degree or equivalent professional experience, with Azure or AWS cloud certifications as a bonus. Package Details: Offering a competitive package that acknowledges individual and team performance, my client provides a comprehensive Total Rewards package with flexible working options, career development, holidays, health benefits, insurance, and a variety of discounts. Continuous Learning: This role offers an opportunity to build the skills needed to navigate challenges and customize your career path. To apply, please send your CV via the link below or connect directly with Ryan Quinn on LinkedIn. Skills: Sql Server Azure Database Benefits: Bonus performance reviews hybrid

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