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An established industry player is seeking a Senior Data Architect to join their innovative Data Modelling and Engineering Team. This exciting role involves designing robust data architectures and collaborating with stakeholders to interpret their data needs. The successful candidate will have exceptional data modeling skills and a strong understanding of data platform architecture. You will contribute to modernizing the legal aid data landscape, ensuring trusted data products for analysis. If you are passionate about data and eager to make a significant impact in a collaborative environment, this opportunity is perfect for you.
On behalf of The Ministry of Justice, we are looking for a Senior Data Architect (Inside IR35) for a 6 Month Hybrid contract based 2 days per week in London.
SC Clearance is an essential requirement for this role; as a minimum, you must be willing & eligible to undergo checks. Preference may be given to candidates who meet all of the essential criteria and hold active security clearance.
MoJ's Data Modelling and Engineering Team is made up of Data Engineers and Analytics Engineers: our Data Engineers build and maintain pipelines to extract from operational systems and load data to our Analytical Platform, and our Analytics Engineers model this data using dimensional modelling principles to provide useful and usable data to downstream users, including analysts, performance teams, and data scientists. This supports migration towards robust, automated, and maintainable downstream processes which deliver trusted analysis.
Historically, the legal aid data landscape is complex, and there is a current ambition across MoJ and LAA to modernise and stabilise in this area. MoJ Data and Analytics Engineering is a key part of this, and we intend to deliver modelled legal aid data to the Analytical Platform to enable seamless data access for analysis, resulting in trusted data products and confident data-driven decision making to promote access to justice.
In the short term, this will mean establishing connectivity with downstream data systems, exploring a new data layer for LAA, and conducting detailed analysis of user needs in a single area to feed into dimensional model design. By developing in a flexible manner with the right level of abstraction, this will enable expansion to bring a full range of analytically useful legal aid data onto the platform and eventual migration towards modern API-based data extraction.
We are looking for an experienced, collaborative Data Architect with exceptional data modelling skills, experience of producing relevant data models across multiple areas for analytical and operational purposes, and strong knowledge of data platform architecture.
Please be aware that this role can only be worked within the UK and not Overseas.