Head of Data Architecture, NGO

Oldbury Search & Selection Ltd

London

1 year ago

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Job Description

A Global NGO with UK HQ is looking to hire aHead of Data Architectureto work closely with the incumbent CIO to deliver a data-led strategy for the business. This position involves collaborating with multiple senior stakeholders and is seen as a critical part of the NGOs future operating model.

This is an opportunity to work within a highly collegiate environment, free from the same pressures found in the corporate world, while enabling this charitable venture to deliver the best outcomes for those it helps. The ideal candidate will have a strong appreciation of the entire data environment, including Data Science, Data Governance, and Data Engineering, along with proven experience in cloud-based data solutions and full life cycle project experience. Knowledge of Microsoft Fabric will be advantageous.

This role offers a chance to make a real difference and could lead to the Chief Data Officer position for the right candidate. The position is fully remote or allows for time spent in the London offices. Permanent role.

For full details, please submit your CV.

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