Robert Half
Enterprise Databricks Data Architect
Job Description
Salary: £61,000 - 101,000 per year
Requirements:- Strong enterprise data architecture background
- Experience designing and implementing enterprise data frameworks, standards, and architecture patterns
- Expert data modelling skills, including conceptual, logical, physical, and dimensional modelling
- Extensive Azure Databricks experience in large-scale enterprise environments
- Experience with Databricks Lakehouse Architecture and Medallion Design Patterns
- Databricks data engineering experience using PySpark and Spark SQL
- Experience with Delta Live Tables (DLT)
- Experience implementing Unity Catalog governance
- Experience with Databricks Workflows
- Experience with Databricks Asset Bundles (DABs)
- Experience with Databricks Solution Accelerators
- Experience building metadata-driven ingestion and orchestration frameworks
- Experience with MLflow, Feature Store, and MLOps frameworks
- Experience with Azure Data Platform tools, including ADLS, Azure Data Factory, Synapse, and Databricks
- Experience with Azure DevOps, CI/CD, and Infrastructure as Code
- Experience with enterprise data governance, data quality, and data lineage frameworks
- Experience integrating Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations (D365 F&O) into enterprise data platforms
- Experience delivering Finance Data Lake, Data Warehouse, or Lakehouse programmes
- Strong stakeholder engagement and solution design capabilities
- Highly desirable: experience in specialist Databricks consultancies or Databricks partner organisations
- Highly desirable: Mosaic AI and AI-enabled Data Platform delivery
- Highly desirable: Agentic AI / GenAI implementation within Databricks
- Highly desirable: Microsoft Fabric experience
- Highly desirable: financial services, real estate, insurance, or retail sector experience
- Highly desirable: experience leading data architecture workstreams within large transformation programmes
- Highly desirable: experience implementing self-service reporting and analytics platforms
- Highly desirable: experience supporting Power BI semantic models and enterprise reporting environments
- Define and own enterprise data architecture principles, standards, and best practices
- Design scalable Databricks Lakehouse solutions using Medallion Architecture (Bronze, Silver, Gold)
- Create enterprise-wide data models supporting Finance, Analytics, and Reporting use cases
- Design and implement reusable data engineering frameworks and solution accelerators
- Develop metadata-driven ingestion, transformation, and orchestration frameworks
- Define governance, lineage, security, and cataloguing standards across the platform
- Provide architecture leadership across Databricks, Azure, and Power BI ecosystems
- Work closely with Finance, Data Engineering, Product, and Business stakeholders
- Support AI and Agentic AI enablement by establishing trusted and governed data foundations
- Mentor engineering teams and promote engineering best practices
- Agentic AI
- AI
- Architect
- Azure
- CI/CD
- Data Warehouse
- Databricks
- DevOps
- Fabric
- Support
- MLflow
- MLOps
- Power BI
- PySpark
- SQL
- Security
- Spark
- Unity
- Office 365
- Cloud
- GameDev
- LESS
More:
We are supporting a leading global risk consulting firm on a major Finance Data Lake, Self-Service Reporting, and AI Enablement programme. This is an Enterprise Data Architect contract role based in London with hybrid working, 1-2 days per week in the office, and an initial duration of 6 months plus. The role is hands-on and focuses on Databricks, Azure Data Platform, and Dynamics 365 F&O integration, with an emphasis on enterprise standards, scalable data frameworks, and a strong foundation for future AI-driven reporting and analytics.
last updated 36 week of 2026
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