Data Engineer

Savills
London
9 months ago
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Role Overview

We are seeking a highly-skilled and motivated Data Engineer with strong analytical capabilities to support our Marketing team on a permanent basis. This role combines the responsibilities of designing, building, and managing data infrastructure. You will work with a range of teams across Marketing to scope-out and deliver underpinning data storage, pipeline and transformation requirements for a number of key workstreams.

Your role is to build, enhance and maintain the infrastructure, systems and pipelines that collect, store and process the data required by marketing. This role is critical to ensuring that our data is clean, reliable and pipelined between various platforms so that it can enable important marketing workstreams to progress and realise business value.

As a growing and ambitious Marketing Insights and Analytics team, we are the force behind driving smarter, sharper marketing decisions. Our mission is to turn raw data into decisive and impactful action that drives business value.

Clickhereto download the full job specification. Please ensure you read this before applying.

What we offer you:


  • Career and Professional Development

  • 25-30 Days Annual Leave, depending on grade

  • Life Assurance

  • Private Medical Scheme

  • Virtual GP

  • Global Mobility Scheme

  • Rewards Platform

  • Company Pension Scheme

  • Enhanced Incremental Annual Leave

Find out more aboutSavills offer

Recruitment agencies

Savills only pay agency fees where we have a signed agreement in place and that agency has been previously contacted and directed by a member of our recruitment team. We do not pay agency fees when speculative and unsolicited CVs are submitted to Savills or any of our employees other than via our careers website and through our recruitment process. If this is not adhered to, agency fees will not be paid.

Submission of any unsolicited CVs or proposals to Savills will be deemed evidence of full and unlimited acceptance of this approach.

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