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Ascentt is seeking an experienced Data Architect to design enterprise data architecture, data modeling, semantic modeling, and modern platform architectures. You will translate business needs into reusable data structures and work with analytics, governance, engineering, and operations teams.
The role emphasizes ownership of data models across warehouses and lakehouses, collaboration with data engineers, and delivery leadership in manufacturing contexts, with a focus on quality, scalability, and
Minimum 10 years of experience in data architecture, data modeling, data warehousing, business intelligence, enterprise analytics, or related areas.
Ascentt is building cutting-edge data analytics & AI/ML solutions for global manufacturing leaders. We turn enterprise data into real-time decisions using advanced machine learning and GenAI. Our team solves hard engineering problems at scale, with real-world industry impact. We’re hiring passionate builders to shape the future of industrial intelligence.
We are seeking an experienced Data Architect with a strong focus on enterprise data architecture, data modeling, semantic modeling, and modern data platform architecture. The ideal candidate will have a minimum of 10 years of experience designing scalable data solutions and enabling trusted analytics across the enterprise, preferably with experience supporting manufacturing or industrial environments.
This role requires a candidate who can translate business requirements into reusable data structures, define consistent business metrics, and work closely with engineering, analytics, operations, governance, and business teams to create a strong data foundation. The role combines architecture ownership with strong data-operations, delivery, leadership, and stakeholder-management responsibilities. The candidate should be comfortable working across functions, driving execution, resolving dependencies, and ensuring that agreed outcomes are delivered.
Establish practical standards and ways of working that improve consistency, ownership, execution, and reuse across data initiatives.
Build strong working relationships with business and technical stakeholders, communicate clearly with senior leadership, and manage expectations across competing priorities.
Act as a senior point of accountability for data architecture and delivery decisions, while working through cross-functional teams rather than relying on direct people management.
Work effectively in manufacturing and industrial environments, with an understanding of operational data, plant processes, equipment, production, supply chain, or other industrial data domains.
Coordinate and influence cross-functional teams and partners to drive progress, remove blockers, and ensure commitments are delivered on time.
Drive strong data-operations practices covering data availability, reliability, quality, issue resolution, operational readiness, and continuous improvement.
Take ownership of data delivery outcomes by actively engaging in planning, problem solving, reviews, and execution rather than operating only as an advisory architect.
Provide technical and functional leadership across data initiatives, ensuring alignment between business needs, architecture, engineering, analytics, and operations.
The ideal candidate is a business-oriented data architect who can bridge the gap between business meaning, technical architecture, and execution. They should be able to lead modeling discussions, challenge unclear requirements, define reusable business entities, and create trusted data structures that support enterprise reporting, analytics, operations, and modern data products. They should be comfortable working in manufacturing or similar operational environments and engaging directly with stakeholders to move initiatives from definition through delivery.
This role is best suited for someone who has strong modeling depth, modern platform awareness, strong data‑operations discipline, and the ability to influence and coordinate people across teams. It is a leadership and delivery‑oriented role rather than a purely individual‑contributor position: the person will not necessarily have direct reports, but will be expected to provide direction, create accountability, coordinate contributors, and ensure that work gets done. The successful candidate is someone who gets involved, removes obstacles, and stays engaged through execution and delivery.