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Mirai Talent in the United Kingdom is seeking a senior technical architect to own the architecture and system design behind modern data platforms for clients, from discovery through deployment, governance and handover.
This greenfield, Databricks-first role focuses on defining target architecture, key design choices and setting the technical quality bar for the engineering team, enabling scalable data products and AI-ready foundations.
We’re partnering with a brilliant B Corp certified data consultancy as they enter their next stage of growth and appoint the most senior technical person in their business.
This is a genuine technical authority role. You’ll own the architecture and system design behind the modern data platforms they build for clients, from initial technical discovery through to deployment, governance and handover.
The work is predominantly greenfield and Databricks-first. You’ll be responsible for defining the target architecture, making the key design decisions and setting the technical quality bar the engineering team builds to.
What you’ll be doing:
Technically, we’re looking for someone with strong experience across:
Experience with Fabric, Snowflake, dbt, Azure DevOps/GitHub Actions, Purview, Atlan, Collibra, MLflow or Mosaic AI would also be valuable, but isn’t essential.
This isn’t a role where you’ll spend your days writing production pipelines. You need to be technically close enough to challenge designs and review engineering work credibly, but your value is in architecture, system-level thinking and technical judgement.
You don’t need to come from consultancy either. Strong in-house architects and platform leads are absolutely of interest. Line management is also optional, so this can remain a deeply technical architecture role.
What’s on offer:
Mirai Talent is committed to creating an inclusive recruitment process. We welcome applications from people of all backgrounds and will happily discuss any adjustments that could make the process more accessible.