2 of 2 Remote Azure Data Architect Jobs in the UK excluding London

Azure Cloud Data Architect, £80,000 Pearson Carter are currently working with a leading not-for-profit organisation embarking on a major cloud transformation programme. They are looking for an experienced and strategic Azure Cloud Data Architect to lead the migration of their data services to … Responsibilities: Lead the design and implementation of a roadmap for cloud migration and platform modernisation Provide architectural guidance on security, performance, governance, and cost efficiency Re-platform legacy data warehouse and analytics solutions to Azure cloud Work with internal stakeholders to ensure scalable, futureproof data services Support a wider transformation to SaaS and cloud … native tools Experience: 5 years in a similar cloud data architecture role Strong experience with Azure tools including Data Factory, Synapse, Azure SQL Understanding of data governance, integration strategy, and modern data architecture Experience in not-for-profit or charity sector is desirable but not essential Salary They More ❯

Location: Central London (Hybrid - 3 days in office) Salary: Up to £74,000 per annum Contract Type: Fixed Term (18 months) Are you a visionary Data Architect ready to shape the future of data in a world-renowned cultural institution? We're working with a prestigious organisation embarking on a major digital and data transformation - and they need a strategic and hands-on Data Architect to lead the charge. This is a rare opportunity to join a high-impact transformation programme at a pivotal moment. You'll be instrumental in designing and implementing the organisation's first enterprise-wide data strategy, building a trusted, AI-ready … data estate, and enabling advanced analytics across departments including HR, Finance, Commercial, and Digital. What You'll Be Doing: Define and lead the enterprise data strategy and governance framework. Architect scalable, Azure-based data platforms to support BI, analytics, and AI. Integrate fragmented data sources into a unified More ❯