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Senior Data Architect

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Belfast
9 months ago
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My Client, a local powerhouse in Managed Services, is looking for a Senior Data Architect to join the business.


This unique opportunity requires a results-oriented individual to join an Azure, Data & AI Practice with a commitment to delivering high-quality solutions on time. In return, we offer a stable and supportive work environment, a collaborative team, a structured career path, and the opportunity to continuously learn and grow by working with the latest technologies.



Key Responsibilities:

  • Drive the design and development of high-impact data solutions that align with client business objectives.
  • Collaboratively define project scope and accurately estimate work effort.
  • Translate complex business requirements into effective and innovative technology solutions.
  • Partner with clients and domain experts to develop and execute successful delivery plans.
  • Leverage cloud and on-premise technologies to build scalable, resilient, and high-performing data systems.


Skills, Knowledge and Expertise

Experience:

  • Analysis Services Data Cubes and Tabular Models
  • SQL Server Integration Services Packages
  • Data Factory Data Pipelines / Data Flow
  • Power BI
  • Microsoft SQL Server (Cloud and On-Premises)


What's in it for you?

  • Salary – circa £90K per annum (negotiable for the right person)
  • Career Path/Band - Practitioner
  • Pension - Pension contributions are on a matched contribution basis​ – 7% for Practitioner band
  • Holidays – 24 days (excluding bank holidays)
  • Healthcare - Healthcare benefits are included and are specific to the candidates location
  • Notice period – 1 month
  • Hybrid working – 2 days onsite minimum per week (Could be Customer site or office)



If this sounds like something of interest, feel free to reach out for a confidential chat!

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