2 of 2 Contract Data Architect Jobs in Staffordshire

A professional services firm who are scaling rapidly through acquisition, are looking for an Enterprise Data Architect to join their team in Stoke on Trent as they embark on a major transformation. With ambitious growth plans, you'll join during phase 1 of a multi-year strategy to unify and modernise their data, cloud, and tech set … the cloud (which will most likely be Azure). Reporting into their new CIO/CTO, you'll play a pivotal role in shaping and executing their enterprise-wide data strategy - requiring visionary thinking, excellent stakeholder engagement skills, and also brilliant hands-on technical ability. Please note this role is fully office-based, 5 days a week in Stoke … culture. They are able to pay for accomodation if you don't live close enough to commute on a daily basis. What You'll Be Doing: Assessing the current data estate across on-prem, cloud, and legacy systems Designing and implementing a scalable, future-proof data architecture Leading the migration from legacy tools (e.g., SSIS, SSRS) to modern More ❯

Enterprise Technical Architect They need someone who can come in and understand what they have today and help to shape the data Strategy as well as tell them what needs to be done. The plan is to combine all their strategies across cloud, Tech and Data. Firstly need to concentrate on their data, where it's coming … from, what they have, who's using it. Ultimately the plan is to work towards enabling AI. They need to be able to understand the data, look at where its coming from and where it's going to then look to optimise it/modernise into newer processes. Migrating from SSIS packages to ADF, SSRS to Power BI etc. … The data is on prem, in cloud and some other legacy systems. Legal background is not necessary Most likely going to be Azure cloud but someone cloud agnostic would also be good. Someone with technical background who is strong on the enterprise level but also able to be technical. May very well need to get in and roll his More ❯