4 of 4 Contract Information Architecture Jobs in London

enabled strategies, including prioritised use cases and value-driven roadmaps. The ability to define target-state architectures and operating models covering AI, data, and information domains, including semantic/ontology-driven information architecture, platform requirements, and integration with wider enterprise landscapes. Experience shaping the strategic case … ontology lifecycle management, ownership, interoperability, and compliance within security-cleared or highly regulated contexts. The ability to collaborate across client and partner teams (architecture, data, delivery, change) to ensure strategy outputs are coherent, adoptable, and ready to transition into delivery, while clearly communicating complex concepts to non-technical leaders. ...

Contract Contract Length: 3 months. Location: London (Hybrid) Our client is looking for an experienced Data Architect (SC Cleared) to deliver enterprise level data architecture across a modern data landscape. This role suits someone who is confident in data modelling, and comfortable engaging with technical and business stakeholders. Responsibilities … Strong background in enterprise data architecture, data domain modelling, and information architecture. Proficient in conceptual, logical, and physical data modelling techniques. Experience defining canonical models, domain models, and analytical models. Good understanding of data governance, data quality, metadata, and lineage. Ability to develop and communicate data strategies aligned ...

Technical Writer Location: London, UK (Hybrid - 2 days in-office per week) Contract Length: 6 Months Focus: Internal & external technical documentation Are you a master at turning complex technical jargon into clear, actionable insights? We ...

Technical Writer Location: London, UK (Hybrid - 2 days in-office per week) Contract Length: 6 Months Focus: Internal & external technical documentation Are you a master at turning complex technical jargon into clear, actionable insights? We ...