Data Engineer

NatWest
Edinburgh
3 weeks ago
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Data Engineer

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Join us as aDataEngineer

  • You’ll bethe voice of our customers, using data to tell their stories andput them at the heart of alldecision-making
  • We’ll look to you to drive thebuild of effortless, digital first customerexperiences
  • If you’re ready for a new challengeand want to make a far-reaching impact through your work, thiscould be the opportunity you’re lookingfor

What you'lldo

As a Data Engineer, you’llbe looking to simplify our organisation by developing innovativedata driven solutions through data pipelines, modelling and ETLdesign, inspiring to be commercially successful while keeping ourcustomers, and the bank’s data, safe andsecure.

You’ll drive customervalue by understanding complex business problems and requirementsto correctly apply the most appropriate and reusable tool to gatherand build data solutions. You’ll support our strategic direction byengaging with the data engineering community to deliveropportunities, along with carrying out complex data engineeringtasks to build a scalable dataarchitecture.

Yourresponsibilities will alsoinclude:

  • Buildingadvanced automation of data engineering pipelines through removalof manual stages
  • Embedding new data techniquesinto our business through role modelling, training, and experimentdesign oversight
  • Delivering a clearunderstanding of data platform costs to meet your departments costsaving and income targets
  • Sourcing new datausing the most appropriate tooling for thesituation
  • Developing solutions for streamingdata ingestion and transformations in line with our streamingstrategy

Theskills you'll need

To thrivein this role, you’ll need a strong understanding of data usage anddependencies and experience of extracting value and features fromlarge scale data. You’ll also bring practical experience ofprogramming languages alongside knowledge of data and softwareengineeringfundamentals.

Additionally,you’llneed:

  • Experience ofETL technical design, data quality testing, cleansing andmonitoring, data sourcing, and exploration andanalysis
  • Data warehousing and data modellingcapabilities
  • A good understanding of moderncode development practices
  • Experience ofworking in a governed, and regulatoryenvironment
  • Strong communication skills withthe ability to proactively engage and manage a wide range ofstakeholders
  • Experience in AWS S3,Streamsets, Snowflake andAirflow
  • Ability tocoordinate and drive support related activities for aproject

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