Azure Data Engineer

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Redcentric|Azure Data Engineer
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United Kingdom/HybridReports toHEAD OF IT SERVICES
About Redcentric

Redcentric is a leading managed service provider with a rich end-to-end solution portfolio covering the spectrum of Connectivity, Cloud, Collaboration & Security, designed and delivered by our own highly skilled teams from our privately owned, UK based multi-million pound infrastructure.

Redcentric has annualised revenues in excess of £100million, more than 600 highly skilled employees serving over 1000 customers across the UK.

Job Description

Aim of the role:

We are looking for an Azure Data Engineer to join our growing applications team. The individual will assist with a key reporting project and will be instrumental in helping the business develop and transform using new systems and features of the Microsoft cloud stack.

The successful candidate will be an experienced data engineer with a background working in large organisations on enterprise platforms. As with everyone working at Redcentric, we expect this role to be hands-on, focussed on delivering value to our internal clients.

This role will appeal to someone who enjoys maintaining knowledge of technology through active involvement in solution delivery, whilst still wanting to develop their career through expanding their skill set in digital transformation.

Person Specification

The ideal candidate will be a bright and enthusiastic individual who is dedicated to achieving great results. They will ideally have the following skills, attributes and experience:
  Technical knowledge of Azure Data Platform, including, but not limited to;Azure Data Lake Azure Synapse AnalyticsAzure SQL DatabaseAzure Data Factory Good level of knowledge on Power BI Good understanding on Microsoft reference architectures and when they should be used. Working knowledge of Data Platform Design Able to articulate and demonstrate the capabilities of Microsoft Azure Data Platform with regards to how

Data & Analytics can provide solutions to business problems. Ability to articulate business benefits of Data & Analytics to client stakeholders. Knowledge of Dynamics 365 ERP – data model knowledge a significant benefit Knowledge of Dynamics 365 CRM – data model knowledge a significant benefit Understanding of Azure data integration technologies Knowledge of Modern Workplace Working knowledge of Azure DevOps
They will also preferably have the following skills, attributes and experience:
  3+ Years in Data & Analytics Experience of Agile delivery methods Experience of mentoring junior staff Deployment of Azure solutions using Azure DevOps CI/CD pipelines Data integration from source systems using Azure Data Factory and SQL Server Integration Services Data analysis, modelling, cleansing and enrichment. Using Power BI for data visualization and self-service Bl Experience of large-scale ERP and/or CRM implementations Experience of working with remote teams Proficiency in SQL and Python Analyse current business practices, processes and procedures and identify future opportunities for leveraging Microsoft Azure data & analytics PaaS services Good understanding of Data Governance, including Master Data Management (MDM) and Data Quality tools and processes

Hours of Work
The Company's standard hours of work are 9.00am - 5.30pm with one hour for lunch, however, given the nature of the role, flexibility in terms of hours worked will be required to deal with incidents as they occur.



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