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Head Of Data Architecture, NGO

Austin Fraser
London
10 months ago
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Global NGO with UK HQ are looking to hire aHead of Data Architectureto work closely with incumbent CIO to deliver Data lead strategy for the business. With multiple senior stakeholders, this is seen as a critical part of the NGOs future operating model. This is an opportunity to work within a highly collegiate environment, where perhaps there are not the same pressures found in the corporate world, as well as enabling this charitable venture to deliver the very best outcomes to those it helps.

You will have a strong appreciation of the whole data environment, including:

  1. Data Science
  2. Data Governance
  3. Data Engineering

In addition, proven experience with:

  1. Cloud based data solutions
  2. Full life cycle project experience

Knowledge of Microsoft Fabric will be useful.

Ultimately this is a great opportunity to make a real difference and for the right person could lead to the Chief Data Officer role. Fully remote or spend time in the London offices. Permanent.

For full details please submit your CV.

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