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Industry: Insurance

Tech Stack: Databricks, Python, SQL, Spark, Azure 👩🏻‍💻


Great opportunity for a talented Engineer (Databricks, SQL, Spark, Azure) to join a market leading cyber insurance company.


The Company🚀


Tech driven insurance business that are expanding into emerging risk markets including terrorism and kidnap/ransom. They are trusted by over 100,000 business around the world to provide unique, competitive and secure insurance packages.


The Role✨


They are seeking a highly pragmatic Engineer (Databricks, SQL, Spark, Azure) to help the expansion of their new data platform.


You (Databricks, SQL, Spark, Azure) will work closely with Architects, Data Scientist and Software Engineers across the business.


Desired Skills⚙️


  • Databricks
  • Python
  • SQL (SQL Server, Azure SQL)
  • Spark
  • Azure


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