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Intec Select
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Overview;

A leading global tech company is seeking an experienced Data Engineer to join its Central Integrity & Support team. This contract role focuses on enhancing internal tools and customer support processes through scalable data solutions and performance metrics.


Role & Responsibilities:

  • Design and maintain scalable data pipelines and architectures.
  • Build success metrics, dashboards, and reports to support teams.
  • Collaborate with engineers, product managers, and data scientists to define data requirements.
  • Contribute to ongoing projects like knowledge base optimisation and user experience improvements.
  • Handle ad hoc data requests and perform bug fixes as needed.


Essential Skills & Requirements:

  • 5+ years' experience with:
  • SQL and Python
  • Data modelling and visualisation tools (e.g. Tableau, MicroStrategy)
  • Data integration tools (e.g. Azure Data Factory, Airflow)
  • Strong stakeholder communication and the ability to work independently
  • Background in tech, retail, or data-driven product companies (e.g. streaming, food delivery, social platforms)
  • Experience with analytics and experimentation is a plus


Contract Details:

  • Duration: 3 months (with possible extension)
  • Hours: 40 per week (no overtime or shift work)
  • Location: Remote (UK-based)
  • between £400 - £450 per day
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