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Harnham is seeking a Senior Information Architect to lead enterprise data architecture efforts for a large investment organization in Los Angeles. You will own data models, governance, and Lakehouse patterns, building from the ground up rather than maintaining an existing framework.
You'll work with Databricks Lakehouse on Azure, Delta Lake, Unity Catalog, and across Snowflake/MongoDB for analytics, ML, and GenAI use cases.
I'm hiring a Senior Information Architect to play a foundational role in building and shaping the enterprise data architecture for a large, sophisticated investment organization.
This is a fantastic opportunity for someone who genuinely enjoys building from the ground up. Rather than inheriting a mature architecture practice, you'll have significant ownership over establishing the data models, architecture standards, governance frameworks and Lakehouse patterns that the wider organization will build on.
The environment is centered around Databricks Lakehouse and Azure, with Snowflake and MongoDB supporting specific use cases. You'll work across a complex data landscape supporting areas including real estate, infrastructure and private credit investments.
What you'll own:
What I'm looking for:
Experience within financial services, private equity, alternative investments, asset management or investment management would be particularly valuable, alongside knowledge of investment data such as fund structures, NAV, investor allocations and capital activity.
The opportunity
The standout part of this role is the level of architectural influence and ownership.
There isn't a fully mature framework waiting for you to maintain. You'll have the opportunity to help define what good looks like, establish standards and build the foundations that engineering and data teams will follow going forward.
This is a Director-level individual contributor role, so it's ideal for someone who wants significant technical influence and visibility while remaining close to the architecture and technology.
If you're a senior Data/Information Architect with genuine Databricks and Lakehouse depth who enjoys solving complex problems and building architecture practices from the ground up, I'd love to connect.