Senior Data Architect

Tenth Revolution Group
London, United Kingdom
Today
£80,000 – £90,000 pa

Salary

£80,000 – £90,000 pa

Job Type
Permanent
Work Pattern
Full-time
Work Location
Hybrid
Seniority
Senior
Education
Degree
Posted
30 Apr 2026 (Today)

Benefits

15% Flex Up to 20% bonus

Senior data architect - Hybrid role in insurance - £90k

A global consultancy is seeking a senior data architect to take true ownership of enterprise data architecture across the London Market and Commercial Insurance space. You'll operate at enterprise level, working closely with senior stakeholders and architecture forums to define the direction of travel for data platforms, data products and AI enabled capabilities.

Key Responsibilities

  • Act as design authority within architecture review boards and forums.
  • Provide deep leadership across Syndicates, Delegated Authority, Reinsurance, Policy Administration and Pricing.
  • Define and enable data products for underwriting, claims, portfolio management and pricing.
  • Data governance, quality and master data
  • Engage confidently with stakeholders

Skills & Experience

  • Extensive experience in Insurance and London Market environments.
  • Proven experience as a senior/enterprise/lead data architect
  • Strong understandings in data modelling
  • Exposure to AI/ML platforms, Generative AI and AI-enabled engineering practices.

What the Offer:

  • Base Salary of £80-90k
  • 15% Flex
  • Up to 20% bonus

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