Senior Data Engineer - Microsoft Fabric

Harvey Nash
London, United Kingdom
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£80,000 – £90,000 pa

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£80,000 – £90,000 pa

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Permanent
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Full-time
Work Location
Hybrid
Seniority
Senior
Education
Degree
Posted
30 Apr 2026 (Today)
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Microsoft Fabric Engineer - London

Hybrid working - London

Salary upto £90,000

A leading client in London seeks a Microsoft Fabric Engineer to design and deliver data and AI solutions on the Microsoft Fabric platform. As Technical Lead for a small team, you'll oversee end-to-end architecture, develop scalable analytics solutions, and stay hands-on.

Responsibilities include delivering Fabric solutions (OneLake, Lakehouse, Warehouses, Power BI), leading architecture and performance optimisation, and enabling advanced analytics and machine learning with Fabric and Azure ML.

Key skills and responsibilities,

  • Demonstrated hands-on experience with Microsoft Fabric and Power BI.
  • Extensive knowledge in data modelling, DAX, Python/PySpark, SQL/KQL.
  • Proven record of technical leadership and effective stakeholder engagement.
  • Design and deliver comprehensive Fabric solutions, including OneLake, Lakehouse, Warehouses, and Power BI.
  • Lead architectural design, capacity planning, and performance optimization efforts.
  • Facilitate advanced analytics and machine learning initiatives utilising Fabric and Azure ML.
  • Implement governance, security, and DevOps best practices.
  • Mentor engineers and contribute to the development of platform strategy.

Interested? Please submit your updated CV to Emma Siwicki at Harvey Nash for consideration.

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