GCP Data Engineer (Java, Spark, ETL)

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12 months ago

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Future Talent Pool - GCP Data Engineer, London, hybrid role - digital Google Cloud transformation programme

Proficiency in programming languages such as Python, PySpark and Java
develop ETL processes for Data ingestion & preparation
SparkSQL
CloudRun, DataFlow, CloudStorage
GCP BigQuery
Google Cloud Platform Data Studio
Unix/Linux Platform
Version control tools (Git, GitHub), automated deployment tools
Google Cloud Platform services, Pub/Sub, BigQuery Streaming and related technologies.
Deep understanding of real-time data processing and event-driven architectures.
Familiarity with data orchestration tools Google Cloud Platform cloud composer.
Google Cloud Platform certification(s) is a strong advantage.
Develop, implement, and optimize real-time data processing workflows using Google Cloud Platform services such as Dataflow, Pub/Sub, and BigQuery Streaming.

6 months initial, likely long term extensions

This advert was posted by Staffworx Limited - a UK based recruitment consultancy supporting the global E-commerce, software & consulting sectors. Services advertised by Staffworx are those of an Agency and/or an Employment Business.

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