In this Data Architect Manager role, you will lead the design and delivery of data architecture for complex transformation programmes, guiding data structures, flows, and governance across modern data platforms. You’ll work with clients and senior stakeholders to shape fit-for-purpose data solutions and mentor junior architects, driving architectural direction and technology choices. The role supports the growth of the Data & AI capability and offers remote-first flexibility across the UK.
Pay / Benefits
Remote-first working
Bonus
UK-wide opportunities
Consultancy background essential
No sponsorship available
Responsibilities
Lead design and delivery of data architecture across transformation programmes
Provide SME guidance on data modelling, structures, flows, metadata, transformation, migration and master data
Engage with clients and senior stakeholders to define requirements and craft data solutions
Provide technical leadership and architectural direction to delivery teams
Support technology and product selection at project and enterprise levels
Establish data architecture standards and best practices
Contribute to data governance and information management strategies
Work across modern data platforms including data lake and cloud ecosystems
Mentor and develop junior architects and technical staff
Shape the wider Data & AI capability and contribute to new client opportunities
Key requirements
Strong experience as a Data Architect in a technology consultancy or professional services environment
Strong technical expertise across data modelling, data architecture, data migration, data transformation and master data
Proven experience providing technical leadership on complex data projects
Strong client-facing and stakeholder management skills with ability to engage technical and non-technical audiences
Experience with at least three mainstream data technologies
Experience supporting technology selection and architectural decision-making
Experience mentoring, coaching or managing technical teams
Strong understanding of modern data architecture and emerging data technology trends
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