Full-Time

Data Architect

Deutsche Bank

Deutsche Bank

10,001+ employees

Global bank offering investment, asset, retail.

No salary listed

Mainz, Germany + 2 more

More locations: Frankfurt, Germany | Berlin, Germany

Hybrid

Hybrid working arrangements and the office/home split will be discussed during the application and interview process.

Bachelor's

Category
Data & Analytics (1)
Required Skills
Postgres
RDBMS
Data Modeling
Data Governance
Oracle
Snowflake
Google Cloud Platform

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Requirements
  • A degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, Engineering or a related field, or equivalent professional experience.
  • At least 5 years of experience in data engineering, data architecture or solution architecture with a strong data focus.
  • Strong data modelling skills, including 0NF, 3NF, Star, Snowflake, Data Vault 2.0, normalized, and dimensional approaches.
  • Ability to select appropriate modelling methods based on functional, non-functional, analytical and operational requirements.
  • Strong understanding of data architecture patterns such as batch processing, streaming, event-driven architecture, parallel ingestion and data consumption patterns.
  • Experience with relational databases such as Oracle, SQL Server or PostgreSQL.
  • Ability to define reusable architecture patterns, decision trees and architecture decision records.
  • Strong stakeholder management and communication skills.
  • Knowledge of data governance, data quality, metadata management and regulatory data requirements.
  • Confident conversational and professional proficiency at B2 level in German.
  • Fluent written and spoken English.
Responsibilities
  • Translate functional and non-functional requirements into data-related architecture building blocks, including appropriate data models, ingest strategies and consumption patterns.
  • Partner with Solution Architects to design end-to-end data pathways across systems, platforms and services.
  • Coach and guide data engineers in implementing data models, ingest patterns and consumption patterns in line with approved architecture standards.
  • Collaborate with Domain Architects, Solution Architects and Data SMEs to define architecture decision records, reusable patterns and reference implementations for recurring data architecture challenges.
  • Contribute to solution designs and present data architecture decisions in design, architecture and security governance forums.
  • Maintain and evolve the Enterprise Data Model and help translate logical models into physical database models, service contracts or other implementation structures.
  • Evaluate and prototype emerging technologies, deriving reusable usage patterns for broader adoption across DWS.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience in financial services or asset management.
  • Experience with Snowflake.
  • Experience deploying workloads to cloud platforms, preferably Google Cloud Platform.
  • Hands-on experience with prototyping new technologies and turning learnings into enterprise adoption patterns.

Deutsche Bank provides global financial services including investment banking, asset management, and retail banking for individuals, businesses, and institutions. It earns income through loan interest, fees, and trading and investment revenue, while applying AI and cloud technology to improve efficiency and client offerings. The bank differentiates itself by combining traditional banking with deep technology integration and a strong focus on ESG, sustainable finance, and support for entrepreneurs during economic crises. Its goal is to deliver comprehensive financial solutions across client segments, promote responsible investing, and help clients navigate economic challenges.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Frankfurt, Germany

Founded

1870

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What believers are saying

  • H1 2026 profit hit €4.1 billion, supporting a new €500 million buyback.
  • Deutsche Bank’s July 2026 India sale sharpens focus on higher-return core franchises.
  • Record H1 inflows and €1.92 trillion AUM strengthen fee income and client retention.

What critics are saying

  • Reuters on March 12, 2026 showed nearly $1 billion Monte Paschi claims.
  • India retail, private bank, and wealth exit weakens local scale before September 2027 closing.
  • Trading revenue concentration leaves Deutsche Bank exposed if Q3 2026 volatility normalizes.

What makes Deutsche Bank unique

  • Christian Sewing’s 2026 capital returns reflect a repaired balance sheet and earnings engine.
  • dbLumina and Google Cloud modernization give Deutsche Bank real workflow and data advantages.
  • The Global Hausbank model concentrates resources on corporate banking and UHNW clients.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Paid Vacation

Parental Leave

Family Planning Benefits

Professional Development Budget

Mental Health Support

Flexible Work Hours

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

7%

1 year growth

7%

2 year growth

7%
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Deutsche Bank reported record first-half post-tax profit of €4.1 billion, with revenue reaching €17.2 billion. Second-quarter net revenue rose 9% year over year to €8.5 billion. Assets under management grew 16% to €1.92 trillion, supported by record €56 billion in first-half net inflows. The Investment Bank led divisional growth with revenue up 19%, driven by record fixed-income trading and a 36% increase in investment banking and capital markets revenue. The bank announced a new €500 million share buyback after completing its existing €1 billion programme, whilst maintaining a 13.9% CET1 ratio. Chief Executive Officer Christian Sewing said the bank remains on track for its 2026 targets, including roughly €33 billion in annual revenue. Deutsche Bank reiterated its expense guidance and expects 2026 net interest income to slightly exceed €14 billion.