Position Details: Enterprise Data Architect
tephraCoatesville (PA)
$156,060 per year
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Posted 10 days ago
tephraCoatesville (PA)
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$156,060 per year
About the role
Enterprise Data Architect in Data & Analytics The Enterprise Data Architect in Data & Analytics will play a key role in driving solution architecture design, evaluation, and selection, buy vs. build decisions, and early-phase project estimates which contribute to the business case. Partner with key roles (business and technology) to shape the enterprise data & analytics strategy, provide hands-on guidance to convert the strategy to architecture/solutions that are aligned to architecture standards and principles, leverage common solutions and services, and meet the financial targets (costs and benefits) and actionable plan. Furthermore, shape large data and analytics opportunities for TCS. Prior experience in banking financial and insurance combined with strong articulation skills, strategic thinking exposure, leadership traits, strong business acumen, customer focus, and social are essential. Key Skills and Responsibilities Strong experience in enterprise data architecture and roadmap and effectively engaging various clients Stakeholders on the architecture proposition. Strong experience in solution architecture (data & analytics) Must have prior experience building large scale enterprise data architectures using commercial and/or open source data analytics technologies. Must demonstrate knowledge of data architecture patterns Strong cloud architecture expertise (Azure, AWS, GCP) across large projects with minimum 2-3 years experience in doing cloud projects Strong solution implementation experience (platform engineering, developer experience) Data modelling and architecting skills including strong foundation in data warehousing concepts, data normalization, dimensional data modelling and a variety of data models including data vault Knowledge and experience across different data platform such as Databricks, Snowflake, Talend, dbt, data virtualization tools
Qualifications:
13+ years with at least 12 years in data and analytics architecture and solutioning inclusive of strategy and roadmap. Prior experience in CDO/CDAO role will be nice to have. This role requires someone who can demonstrate thought leadership, can envision the enterprise scale/LOB wide data and analytics architecture that aligns to business goals and outcomes and can effectively communicate by partnering well with customers' CXOs and their teams. Prior experience in banking financial and insurance combined with strong articulation skills, strategic thinking exposure, leadership traits, strong business acumen, customer focus, social are essential. Excellent communication and presentation skills, experience of working senior/executive stakeholders from IT and business. Candidate will interface with external stakeholders like customer (CDO, CAO, CMO, COO, CIO, CTO, senior executives and other CXOs/senior data related stakeholders) and partners; internal stakeholders like geo sales, presales & delivery, practice, ISU relationship teams. On financial front, candidate will direct revenue through consulting/advisory/delivery services and influenced opportunities resulting in downstream revenues. Must strive to maintain billability thru strategic/advisory engagements. Represent TCS A&I unit in customer workshops, panel/speakers in key events and proposal discussion.
Salary Range: $156,060-$211,140 a year #LI-DNI
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