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Technical Architect

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Location:City of London greater london | london
Tags: architect | technical architect | sql | sql server | mysql | architect greater london | architect london
Type:Contract
Technical Architect is required immediately by my London based, public sector client. You will be required to evaluate data from a multitude of sources eg. web server, web log, SQL server, MYSQL application systems... and insert into a single database structure.

SQL server knowledge is not essential but highly recommended as well as the design of the database.





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