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Contract Data Engineer - Snowflake & Matillion Rate: £420/day Outside IR35Duration: 3 months (likely extension)Location: Fully Remote (occasional half-day onsite optional) About the Role We're looking for a hands-on Data Engineer who can do more than just deliver - someone who brings best practice, thinks creatively, and challenges the status quo. You'll be working with a modern data stack (Snowflake, Matillion) to design, model, and optimise data solutions that perform at scale. This isn't a role for someone who just ticks boxes. We want a proactive problem-solver who can advise on strategy, drive improvements, and deliver robust solutions. Key Responsibilities Design and implement data models that support business needs.Optimise performance across Snowflake and Matillion pipelines.Deliver hands-on solutions while advising on best practices.Collaborate with remote teams and communicate effectively.Bring fresh ideas and think outside the box. What We're Looking For Strong experience with Snowflake and Matillion.Matillion is a non negotiable you must be strong in both Snowflake and Matillion.Solid understanding of data modelling and ETL performance tuning.Ability to challenge and improve processes, not just follow them.Excellent communication skills - confident and clear.

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