AWS Data Engineer - Amazon Web Services

Farringdon
11 months ago
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AWS Data Engineer

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AWS Data Engineer

AWS Data Engineer

AWS Data Engineer

My client is a Global IT Consultancy, who are currently looking for multiple Data Engineers to join their team. This is a permanent position and represents a unique opportunity for someone to enhance their digital career.

AWS Data Engineer

Salary guideline: £60,000 - £85,000 pa + pension up to 6% contributory, Health Insurance, Life Assurance etc.

Base Location: UK Wide - Hybrid model

The Client:

We are excited to be offering this opportunity for a talented AWS DATA Engineer to join my clients rapidly expanding team. My client is a Global IT Consultancy, who are currently looking for multiple Data Engineers to join their teams in London and Manchester. This is a permanent position and represents a unique opportunity for someone to enhance their digital career.

The Role:

Essential Skills and Experience:

Have a deep, hands-on design and engineering background in AWS, across a wide range of AWS services with the ability to demonstrate working on large engagements

Experience of AWS tools (e.g Athena, Redshift, Glue, EMR)
Java, Scala, Python, Spark, SQL
Experience of developing enterprise grade ETL/ELT data pipelines.
Deep understanding of data manipulation/wrangling techniques
Demonstrable knowledge of applying Data Engineering best practices (coding practices to DS, unit testing, version control, code review).
Big Data Eco-Systems, Cloudera/Hortonworks, AWS EMR, GCP DataProc or GCP Cloud Data Fusion.
NoSQL Databases. Dynamo DB/Neo4j/Elastic, Google Cloud Datastore.
Snowflake Data Warehouse/Platform
Streaming technologies and processing engines, Kinesis, Kafka, Pub/Sub and Spark Streaming.
Experience of working with CI/CD technologies, Git, Jenkins, Spinnaker, GCP Cloud Build, Ansible etc
Experience building and deploying solutions to Cloud (AWS, Google Cloud) including Cloud provisioning tools
Have hands on experience with Infrastructure-as-Code technologies: Terraform, Ansible
Capable of working in either an agile or Waterfall development environment, both as part of a team and individually
E2E Solution Design skills - Prototyping, Usability testing
Experience with SQL and NoSQL modern data stores
Strong interpersonal skills with the ability to work with clients to establish requirements in non-technical language.
Ability to translate business requirements into plausible technical solutions for articulation to other development staff.
Good understanding of Data Governance, including Master Data Management (MDM) and Data Quality tools and processes
Influencing and supporting project delivery through involvement in project/sprint planning and QAAlso:

Knowledge of other cloud platforms
Google Data Products tools knowledge (e.g. BigQuery, Dataflow, Dataproc, AI Building Blocks, Looker, Cloud Data Fusion, Dataprep, etc.) Relevant certifications
Python
Snowflake
Databricks To apply please click the "Apply" button and follow the instructions.

For a further discussion, please contact Aaron Perdesi on (phone number removed).

83zero Consulting Limited is a boutique consultancy specialising in Software Development & Agile within the UK. We provide high quality interim and permanent senior IT professionals

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