Data Architect

Job Description As a Data Architect, you design, develop, and govern data solutions across the organization. You lead the definition of the technical and functional architecture of data management systems, ensuring alignment with business strategy and stakeholder needs. You work on projects involving data integration, migration, and platform optimization while guaranteeing data quality, security, and scalability. You advise technical and business teams on best practices, standards, and tools related to data management, including innovative approaches. You play a key role in promoting architectural standards. Qualifications Degree in Computer Science, Data Engineering, or a related field. Strong experience in data architecture, data modeling, and designing complex data systems. Expertise in Big Data technologies (e.g., Hadoop, Spark), relational databases, and NoSQL. Proficient with cloud platforms (Azure, AWS, GCP) and modern data management solutions. Deep knowledge of ETL/ELT processes and data pipeline development. Experience with AI frameworks and advanced analytics is a plus. Project management skills and ability to collaborate in multidisciplinary teams. Excellent communication skills to translate technical concepts to business stakeholders. Fluent in English is a must have Additional Information Opportunity to contribute to a strategic and high-impact data initiative. Collaborative and innovative work environment. Professional growth and certification opportunities. Company Description Devoteam is a leading consulting firm focused on digital strategy, tech platforms and cybersecurity. By combining creativity, tech and data insights, we empower our customers to transform their business and unlock the future. With 30 years’ experience and more than 12,000 employees across Europe, the Middle East and Africa, Devoteam promotes responsible tech for people and works to create better change. Our focus is to help our clients' win the digital battle, adapted to our clients’ business challenges, with a unique consideration to its impact on their systems and structures.