Data Engineer – UK Health

Hexegic
London
7 months ago
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Overview

Do you want to develop your career in Data Engineering?

Location: London/Hybrid

Overview

Do you want to develop your career in Data Engineering?

This role will be a great opportunity to develop professionally working with some of the brightest minds in the field.

Data Engineers are responsible for aiding UK Health in developing a cleaned, validated, and discoverable data foundation to enable new analytical workflows and applications.

They will need to work closely with UK Health subject matter experts to scope new data integrations, design a data model, and perform data cleansing and transformation within the data analytics platform.

Core activities

Establish new integrations into the data foundation.

  • The engineer will get to work with ontology experts and UK Health subject matter experts to map out a data model.
  • Data cleansing and transformation as defined with subject matter experts.
  • Configure links to other datasets in the data foundation.
  • Work with UK Health QA analysts and subject matter experts to test and validate the output datasets.
  • Set up schedules to regularly update the data in analytics platform.
  • Configure monitoring and data health on output datasets.
  • Liaise with UK Health business analysts to produce documentation on output datasets to aid understanding of pipelines and the data model.

Provide support to analytical users of the data foundation.

  • Once data is integrated into the data foundation, it is important that support is provided to UK Health analytical users to create new analytical workflows.
  • The engineer will supply advice to analytical users on how they can access and utilise the new datasets.

Qualities

  • Comfortable with Python - ideally experience with Apache Spark and Pyspark
  • Previous data analytics software experience
  • Able to scope new integrations and translate analytical user needs into technical requirement.

UK based – data analytics system can only be accessed in the UK.Seniority level

  • Seniority levelEntry level

Employment type

  • Employment typeFull-time

Job function

  • Job functionInformation Technology
  • IndustriesIT Services and IT Consulting

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