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Data Engineer | Azure Data Factory and Snowflake and Python | Re-Insurance | Geospatial Data | £550/day Inside IR35 working mainly remote (with 2 days in the office per month) | 6 month Contract | London/City (Remote with Hybrid working 2 days in the London office PER MONTH).

Our client (a reinsurance firm) has a requirement for an experienced Data Engineer to work on the design and implementation of data pipelines using ADF / Azure Data Factory - on long term Geospatial Data projects (initially 6 months).

Your background will be working on large scale data projects in Financial Services (preferably Insurance) and also it would be preferred if you had geospatial data experience.

Azure Data Factory / ADF
Snowflake
Python
Insurance / ReInsurance
Remote with 2 days in London per month

This role would be home based with 2 days in the office each month.

Please do send me your CV to start a conversation around this role.

£550/day Inside IR35. 6 month initial contract.

Home based (2 days in London per month).

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