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Remote (UK-based)
£90,(Apply online only),000 per annum plus benefits
Permanent | Central Government Projects

Current SC clearance is essential for this role. Applicants without valid clearance cannot be considered.

We're hiring an experienced Data Architect to join a consultancy delivering strategic digital transformation projects for central government clients. This is a fully remote position, with occasional travel for key meetings.

In this senior-level role, you'll lead the design and delivery of enterprise data solutions that meet complex business and technical requirements-ensuring alignment to architectural standards, governance, and long-term strategic goals.

You'll work across multidisciplinary teams to shape data strategy, develop and maintain data models, guide solution architecture, and act as a trusted consultant to senior stakeholders. You'll also play a key role in capability development, pre-sales support, and mentoring.

Key Requirements

✅ Active SC Clearance
✅ Strong knowledge of M365 ecosystem, with experience in Power BI and Power Platform (Power Brick)
✅ Expertise in enterprise data modelling, architecture governance, and cloud-based data solutions
✅ Strong consultancy and stakeholder engagement skills
✅ Experience delivering data architecture within central government or secure environments
✅ Comfortable leading discussions on strategy, design patterns, and data governance

Desirable

TOGAF certification or DAMA CDMP

Experience in secure SDLC and regulatory environments (e.g., GDPR)

Familiarity with tools like Sparx Enterprise Architect

Join a high-performing team helping to shape data-driven public services. You'll be part of a supportive, expert environment delivering meaningful, long-term impact across government programmes.

Apply now to be considered for this remote opportunity in a fast-paced, mission-critical space

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