AWS Data Solution Architect

83zero Limited
London
1 year ago
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Salary guideline:£80,000 - £100,000 pa (DOE) + 10% Bonus, Pension up to 6% contributory, Health Insurance, Life Assurance etc.

Base Location:UK Wide - Hybrid model - Onsite / Remote

The Role:

The Cloud Data Platforms team is part of the Insights and Data Global Practice and has seen strong growth and continued success across a variety of projects and sectors. Cloud Data Platforms is the home of the Data Engineers, Platform Engineers, Solutions Architects and Business Analysts who are focused on driving our customers digital and data transformation journey using the modern cloud platforms. We specialise on using the latest frameworks, reference architectures and technologies using AWS, Azure and GCP.

Essential Skills and Experience:

  • AWS (e.g., Athena, Redshift, Glue, EMR)
  • Google Cloud Platform
  • 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.
  • BigQuery and Data Studio/Looker.
  • Snowflake Data Warehouse/Platform
  • Streaming technologies and processing engines, Kinesis, Kafka, Pub/Sub and Spark Streaming.
  • Experience of working CI/CD technologies, Git, Jenkins, Spinnaker, GCP Cloud Build, Ansible etc.
  • Experience and knowledge of application Containerisation, Docker, Kubernetes etc.
  • Experience building and deploying solutions to Cloud (AWS, Google Cloud) including Cloud provisioning tools (e.g., Terraform, AWS CloudFormation or Cloud Deployment Manager)
  • 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.
  • Experience designing analytics deliveries, planning projects and/or leading teams

To apply please click the "Apply" button and follow the instructions.

For a further discussion, please contact James Money on

83zero Limited is a boutique consultancy specialising in Digital, Data and AI transformation within the UK. We provide high quality interim and permanent senior IT professionals.

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