IT & Software

Snowflake Solution Architect

NTT DATA

London · Greater London · United Kingdom

Overview

As a Snowflake Solution Architect in our Data & AI practice, you design scalable, secure Snowflake-based data platforms aligned to business goals. You guide enterprise clients through modernisation, enabling data democratisation, advanced analytics, and AI-driven insights. You collaborate with client partners and tech teams to define Snowflake strategies and best practices, staying at the forefront of data innovation. This role offers a chance to shape large-scale data architectures and lead cross-functional delivery.

Pay / Benefits
  • tailored benefits
  • flexible work options
  • continuous learning and development opportunities
  • focus on wellbeing and inclusion
  • equal opportunities employer
  • Disability Confident Committed Employer
Responsibilities
  • Client engagement and delivery
  • Solution design and implementation
  • Migration and modernisation
  • Thought leadership and knowledge sharing
  • Collaboration and leadership with client partners and practice members
Key requirements
  • 8+ years of data architecture experience with enterprise-scale delivery
  • Technical leadership overseeing 15+ person cross-functional teams
  • End-to-end data lifecycle mastery including governance and security
  • Ability to translate business objectives into data strategy and communicate with stakeholders
  • Deep Snowflake platform expertise including architecture, data sharing, Snowpark, performance tuning, and cloud integration
  • Stakeholder communication
  • Leadership and mentoring
  • Strategic thinking
  • Snowflake architecture and data sharing
  • Snowpark
  • Performance tuning

Reference: WJ-747_30874688

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