Data Engineer

Anson McCade
Liverpool
8 months ago
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Location – Bolton

Salary – Up to £47,000 (DoE)

Onsite Requirements – Hybrid 3-4 days per week


The Opportunity:

An exciting opportunity has arisen for a skilled and forward-thinking Data Engineer to join the Central Data function of a leading organisation in the defence and security space. This role offers the chance to influence and enhance the effectiveness of enterprise tools, processes, and data governance policies across a technically complex environment.

This is a key position where you will shape and implement data strategies, drive process optimisation, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure robust systems support operational excellence.


Key Responsibilities:

• Develop and execute audit strategies aligned with master data governance policies, focusing on material masters, BOMs, and routings

• Utilise SAP to analyse and interpret data, identifying root causes and advising on the operational impact of decisions

• Collaborate with engineering, planning, and manufacturing teams to improve ERP-related processes and promote data consistency

• Lead efforts to define and embed best practices for routing and scheduling processes within SAP

• Support SAP enhancements and upgrades in collaboration with external support partners, including testing, documentation, and training

• Produce and distribute regular KPI reports and maintain user guidance documentation

• Engage in continuous improvement initiatives, with a strong focus on data integrity and end-to-end process efficiency


Key Requirements:

• HNC or equivalent qualification in a relevant discipline

• Demonstrable experience working with ERP systems (SAP experience preferred)

• Strong analytical and problem-solving capabilities, with a meticulous attention to detail

• Proven ability to deliver process improvements in a technical or manufacturing environment

• APICS certification is desirable but not essential

• Strong communication and collaboration skills, with the ability to influence across functions


Benefits:

• Salary – Up to £47,000

• Bonus – Up to £2,500

• Pension contribution of up to 14%

• Paid overtime options

• Up to 15 additional flexi leave days


For more information, please apply below or contact me directly.


Contact:

Email:

LinkedIn: Shay Campbell | LinkedIn

Reference: AMC/SCA/DTE

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