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Lead AWS Data Architect

Focus Cloud
Southend-on-Sea
7 months ago
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Position: Lead AWS Data Architect
Employment Type: Contract, Full time
Start: ASAP
Duration: 6 months initially – extension possible
Location: Hybrid – London
Languages: English

Focus on SAP is specialist SAP Recruitment organisation offering both permanent and contract staffing solutions on a global scale. 
 
Client – Partnered with a global consulting partner that is recognised by SAP as a trusted implementation partner.
 
Role – This is a great opportunity for an experienced Lead AWS Data Architect to join a large ongoing AWS Cloud transformation programme and be part of complex projects activities.

Key Skills/Knowledge:

  • 15+ years focused on AWS Cloud, Data technology, and related areas.
  • Architecture Governance: Establish architectural principles, guidelines, and standards following industry best practices aligned with customer objectives.
  • Design Authority: tri-party Design and Architecture Governance, ensuring Reference Architecture and Design Patterns are properly defined, assessed, and documented.
  • Cloud Strategy: Lead Cloud technology strategy and IT governance initiatives for Data and Integration Platforms.
  • Data Management: Design patterns for Data Ingestion, Transformation, Integration, Streaming, and Warehousing to drive effective data product delivery.
  • Assess and advise on optimal use of technology stacks, including AWS infrastructure, Infrastructure as Code (IaC), version control, Kafka, and monitoring/logging tools.
  • In-depth knowledge to recommend the best industry tools, products, and solutions to meet strategic customer objectives.
  • Consulting background is a must.
  • Strong communication skills (oral & written)
  • Rights to work in the UK is must (No Sponsorship available)

Core responsibilities:

  • Partner with the Customer Architecture team to outline and establish the Reference Architecture and Strategic Roadmap.
  • Support Platform Architecture, ensuring all shared components comply with architectural standards and established guidelines.
  • Engage with stakeholders—such as analysts, developers, business leaders, and internal data architects—to comprehend and address data needs.
  • Facilitate smooth data integration across various systems and platforms.
  • Set and uphold data standards and best practices to maintain data quality and consistency.
  • Develop processes to track and enhance data quality, accuracy, and completeness.
  • Define and implement data governance policies to manage data resources effectively.
  • Design and enforce security protocols to safeguard sensitive information and ensure regulatory adherence.
  • Align deliverables with Business Analyst standards, documenting them within approved repositories or tools.
  • Coach and support Data Technical Architects within the Data Products Delivery team.

Should you be interested in being considered for this position and would like to discuss further.

Please apply with your latest CV or share your CV directly with me at  
  
 

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