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Principal Data Architect

Formula Recruitment
London
10 months ago
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Principal Data Architect - Azure & Microsoft Fabric


Salary:Up to £110,000 plus bonus and benefits

Location:Hybrid, London (once per week onsite)

Microsoft Partner:Azure, MS Fabric, Pre-sales, client facing


I've recently partnered with a rapidly-growing Microsoft Partner who are seeking aPrincipal Data Architectto join their scaling, agile consultancy. They deliver cutting-edge solutions leveragingMicrosoft AzureandMicrosoft Fabric, transforming businesses with innovative data strategies.


As aPrincipal Data Architect, you'll play a pivotal role in the team by:


  • Designing and implementing end-to-end data architecturesusing Azure services and Microsoft Fabric.
  • Leadingclient engagements, defining requirements, and providing strategic data guidance.
  • Ensuring solutions are robust, scalable, and aligned with clients' business objectives.
  • Mentoring and upskilling talented consultants in advanced data architecture practices.
  • Staying ahead of the curve by exploring and applying the latest in cloud and data technologies.


Desired experience and proficiencies:


  • Proven expertise in designing and delivering data platforms on Azure (Data Factory, Synapse, Databricks, etc.).
  • Strong knowledge ofMicrosoft Fabricand modern data warehousing techniques.
  • Exceptional ability to engage with stakeholders, translating business needs into technical solutions.
  • A background in data governance, security, and compliance best practices.
  • Hands-on experience with tools like Power BI and data visualization strategies.
  • Passion for staying at the forefront of data architecture trends and technologies.



This is a chance to leave your mark on an evolving consultancy dedicated to driving innovation. If you're excited about harnessing the potential of Microsoft Azure and Microsoft Fabric to empower businesses, this is the role for you.


** Unfortunately, due to the high number of applications, not all will receive a response

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