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Job Title:DV Cleared Data Architect

Clearance: DV Clearance is a must (Used within the last 12 months)

Location:4 days on-site (London)

Job Type:Contract

Duration:12 monthinitial (likely extension)

Ir35: Inside

Rate: £700.00 - £750.00 pd

About Us:Leading defence organisation dedicated to safeguarding our nation's security. Our mission is to provide innovative solutions to complex defence challenges, ensuring the safety and effectiveness of our armed forces. We are seeking a highly skilled and motivated Data Architect to join our dynamic team and play a crucial role in shaping our data strategy and infrastructure.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Data Strategy Development:Develop and implement data architecture strategies that align with organisational goals and defence requirements.

  • Data Modelling:Design and optimise data models to support complex defence-related data systems and applications.

  • Data Integration:Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure seamless integration of data across various defence systems and platforms.

  • Data Security:Ensure robust data security measures are in place to protect sensitive defence information from cyber threats.

  • Data Governance:Establish and enforce data governance policies and standards to maintain data quality, integrity, and compliance with regulatory requirements.

  • Technology Evaluation:Assess and recommend data management tools, technologies, and best practices to enhance data architecture within the defence sector.

  • Performance Optimisation:Monitor and optimise the performance of data systems, ensuring efficient data storage, retrieval, and processing.

  • Technical Leadership:Provide technical leadership and mentorship to junior data architects and data engineers within the organisation.

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