Senior Data Architect - AI-Ready Foundations (Remote)

Phase2; United States; Remote; USD 132,000 - 155,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Remote-first team

Competitive compensation

Comprehensive benefits (medical,Dental

Vision and life insurance

401(k) with employer contribution

Paid time off 16 days + 4 personal + 1

Home office stipend

Job summary

Phase2 is a remote-first digital agency focused on data-driven customer experiences. We are seeking a Senior Data Architect to shape enterprise data foundations and AI readiness across client environments.

You will design scalable data platforms, establish standards for data quality, governance, and semantic layers, and collaborate with data owners and engineering teams to deliver measurable business value. Strong executive communication is essential.

Qualifications

• 8+ years of experience in data engineering, data architecture, or closely related discipline.
• Ability to prototype and build data solutions across the stack to accelerate delivery.
• Fluency in SQL and data modeling with knowledge of modeling approaches (Kimball, Data Vault).

Responsibilities

• Architect, build, and optimize data platforms and pipelines with focus on scalability, performance, and cost.
• Design and deliver metadata, lineage, and data quality practices for AI-enabled applications.
• Collaborate with data owners and engineering teams to deliver prototypes and production-ready capabilities.

Skills

8+ years data engineering/architecture

Data modeling

SQL proficiency

Executive communication

AI readiness/data quality

Stakeholder management

Job description

Phase2 is a remote-first digital agency focused on data-driven customer experiences. We are seeking a Senior Data Architect to shape enterprise data foundations and AI readiness across client environments.

You will design scalable data platforms, establish standards for data quality, governance, and semantic layers, and collaborate with data owners and engineering teams to deliver measurable business value. Strong executive communication is essential.