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Sizewell C is delivering clean energy through a new nuclear power station in the UK. The organisation seeks a skilled Data Modeller to design conceptual, logical and physical data models that support BI, analytics and operations across SZC domains.
You will collaborate with Integration and Engineering teams to capture source requirements and to implement data models across data warehouses and data lakes. The role involves maintaining data models, enforcing standards, and documenting metadata,
At Sizewell C, we're building more than a nuclear power station-we're creating a lasting legacy of clean energy and innovation.
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Contract Type: Permanent - Office-based with hybrid flexibility (typically 3 days p/w in the office)
Working Pattern: Full time
Location: London
Salary: Circa £60,000 - £65,000 depending on experience
Bonus: 5% annual incentive
Pension: Up to 7.5% employee contribution / 15% employer contribution
Holiday: 28 days plus bank holidays
Benefits: Flexible benefits
Closing Date: 22nd October 2026
As a Data Modeller, you'll help to design the various layers of data models to align with the SZC standards and principles for all domains and sub-domains within SZC. Work alongside with Integration and Engineering team to ensure all source requirements are captured and support the implementation of data models being created.
Comprehensive documentation of data elements, definitions, data types, and business rules.
Metadata repositories that support data governance and discovery.
Visual representations of data entities and their interrelationships, used for communication with stakeholders and developers for each domain/sub-domain/data products depend on requirements.
Assessments of how changes in data models affect downstream systems, reports, and processes.
Contributions to data architecture blueprints and alignment with enterprise data strategies.
Managed and versioned models stored in tools like ERwin.
Mapping between source systems and target models, especially for ETL/ELT processes.
Mapping between target models and Semantic models.
Documentation of naming conventions, modelling standards, and best practices to ensure consistency across the organization need to be enforced.
We're interested in hearing from candidates who have experience in the following areas: