Principal Data Architect DV Cleared
Datatech Analytics · London, England ·
Overview As Principal Data Architect you set the technical direction for enterprise-scale, secure data platforms supporting mission-critical programmes. You work closely with senior stakeholders, engineers and delivery teams to translate requirements into deliverable architectures that perform in real-world environments.
You own end-to-end data architecture across secure programmes and guide implementation across AWS, Azure, and GCP-based platforms. This role offers genuine ownership, hands-on architecture, and the opportunity to influence platform strategy in high-stakes contexts.
Responsibilities Own data architecture across complex, secure programmes Design end-to-end platforms from ingestion to analytics and operational use Develop scalable architectures for highly classified environments Translate mission requirements into deliverable solutions Lead and guide engineering teams through implementation Shape longer-term data architecture and platform strategy Key requirements Active DV clearance Strong track record delivering enterprise-scale data platforms Experience across defence, national security or secure government environments Deep cloud data architecture and secure design experience Comfortable operating with senior technical and business stakeholders Experience leading teams through complex delivery stakeholder management communication with senior leadership team leadership and mentoring Cloud data architecture (AWS, Azure, GCP) Databricks Snowflake
Market data from EasyWorkClub, not from the employer
Typical pay for Database designer in London: £82,500 – £105,000, from 46 adverts
64 live adverts for Database designer in London
Remote or home office in 10% of 51 Database designer adverts we list nationwide
More openings at Datatech Analytics
19 other openings we list
- Manager/Senior Manager - Data Management · London
- Data Science Consultant · London
- Data Engineer · London
- Senior Econometrician · London
- Data Scientist · Reading