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� Designing Data Architecture: ? Analyze data requirements and business needs to design high-level and detailed data architecture plans. ? Select appropriate data storage solutions like BigQuery, Cloud Storage, and Cloud SQL based on data needs (structured, unstructured, etc.). ? Design data pipelines for data ingestion, transformation, and loading using tools like Cloud Dataflow or Cloud Dataproc. ? Implement data security best practices and ensure data governance throughout the architecture. � Big Data and Analytics Expertise: ? Wok with big data tools and frameworks like Apache Hadoop, Spark, and Flink on GCP. ? Design and implement data lakes for storing and managing large datasets. ? Integrate data pipelines with machine learning and data analytics tools on GCP. � Cloud Infrastructure Management: ? Manage and optimize GCP infrastructure for data processing and storage, considering factors like cost and scalability. ? Configure and manage cloud security for data resources on GCP. ? Stay updated on the latest GCP data services and tools to leverage them in solutions. � Collaboration and Communication: ? Collaborate with various teams like data scientists, developers, and business stakeholders to understand data needs and translate them into technical solutions. ? Document data architecture plans and designs clearly for future reference and handover. ? May present technical data solutions to stakeholders. Skills and Qualifications (typical, may vary): � Strong understanding of data architecture principles and best practices � Experience with GCP data services like BigQuery, Cloud Dataflow, Cloud Dataproc, etc. � Familiarity with big data frameworks like Hadoop, Spark, Flink (plus) � Experience with cloud security principles � Excellent communication and collaboration skills � Experience working with SQL and data modelling

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� Designing Data Architecture: ? Analyze data requirements and business needs to design high-level and detailed data architecture plans. ? Select appropriate data storage solutions like BigQuery, Cloud Storage, and Cloud SQL based on data needs (structured, unstructured, etc.). ? Design data pipelines for data ingestion, transformation, and loading using tools like Cloud Dataflow or Cloud Dataproc. ? Implement data security best practices and ensure data governance throughout the architecture. � Big Data and Analytics Expertise: ? Wok with big data tools and frameworks like Apache Hadoop, Spark, and Flink on GCP. ? Design and implement data lakes for storing and managing large datasets. ? Integrate data pipelines with machine learning and data analytics tools on GCP. � Cloud Infrastructure Management: ? Manage and optimize GCP infrastructure for data processing and storage, considering factors like cost and scalability. ? Configure and manage cloud security for data resources on GCP. ? Stay updated on the latest GCP data services and tools to leverage them in solutions. � Collaboration and Communication: ? Collaborate with various teams like data scientists, developers, and business stakeholders to understand data needs and translate them into technical solutions. ? Document data architecture plans and designs clearly for future reference and handover. ? May present technical data solutions to stakeholders. Skills and Qualifications (typical, may vary): � Strong understanding of data architecture principles and best practices � Experience with GCP data services like BigQuery, Cloud Dataflow, Cloud Dataproc, etc. � Familiarity with big data frameworks like Hadoop, Spark, Flink (plus) � Experience with cloud security principles � Excellent communication and collaboration skills � Experience working with SQL and data modelling

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UK Europe

Posted On UK Europe Open Positions

1

Posted On 31-Dec- Skills Required

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London

Posted On London Years Of Exp

10.0 to 15.0 Years

Posted On 10.0 to 15.0 Years Posted On 19-May-

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