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Are you experienced in designing and delivering Azure-based data platform solutions, for UK Government clients?


Do you hold an active UK security clearance, used within the past 12 months?


If so, this Azure Data Engineer role, working with UK Government end clients, via a global consultancy could be a perfect next move.


You'll bring to the position experience that will cover a range of the following;


  • Azure ADF and Databricks, Azure Functions,
  • App Service, Logic app, AKS, Azure app service or Webapps
  • Real-time streaming applications (preferably experience with Kafka real-time messaging or Azure function/Service Bus).
  • Spark
  • Parquet, JSON, XML, CSV
  • Azure DevOps/ Git Hub
  • Python
  • Data modeling (3NF/Dimensional modeling/Data Vault2)
  • Agile delivery


It would be beneficial if you had experience with;

  • Integration and implementation of data cataloguing tools like Azure Purview/Collabra
  • Implementing and integrating visualisation tools like Power BI/Tableau etc
  • C# application development (ASP.net MVP)



These permanent positions are being hired into at Senior Consultant and Manager grade, salaries on offer from £48,000-75,000 + £5,000-7,500 bonus.


Hybrid positions, to client site in Westminster. You must hold an SC Clearance upon application; no VISA sponsorship is offered.


Start dates throughout February and early March (so we can't consider applicants with more than a 1-month notice period.


If interested - please apply today and if shortlisted, I'll contact you with further details within 24 hours.

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