Analytics Engineer

City of London

9 months ago

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Job Title: Analytics Engineer
Location: London - Hybrid Remote
Salary/Rate: 51,000 - 55,000 Per Annum
Start Date: 26/05/2025
Job Type: Permanent

Job Responsibilities/Objectives

Design and manage data warehouses using SQL, NoSQL, and cloud platforms.
Develop ETL/ELT pipelines using Airflow and dbt.
Collaborate with stakeholders to deliver impactful solutions.
Ensure data quality, security, and governance.Required Skills/Experience
The ideal candidate will have the following:

Experience in analytics or model/data engineering.
Advanced Python skills (Numpy/Pandas).
Strong SQL and relational database design expertise.
Excellent communication skills.
Benefits & Perks

£6,000 per annum training & conference budget to help you up-skill and elevate your career
Pension contribution scheme (up to 6% matched)
Top-tier Private Healthcare with Vitality
Numerous, perks, discounts, and rewards with major retailers, gym memberships, technology, and travel partners
Generous EMI Share Options scheme
Ability to work from abroad for up to one month each year
25 days of annual leave (plus bank holidays, and the ability to buy & sell up to 5 extra days)
Cycle to work scheme
Plenty of socials, dinners, and fun nights out
A fully stocked supply of premium breakfast, fruit, and refreshments in the officeIf you are interested in this opportunity, please apply now with your updated CV in Microsoft Word/PDF format.

Disclaimer
Notwithstanding any guidelines given to level of experience sought, we will consider candidates from outside this range if they can demonstrate the necessary competencies.

Square One is acting as both an employment agency and an employment business, and is an equal opportunities recruitment business. Square One embraces diversity and will treat everyone equally. Please see our website for our full diversity statement

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