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Data Engineer££45,000 - £55,000 base GBPHybrid WORKINGLocation: United Kingdom (Greater London) Type: PermanentData Engineer (National Security)London (Hybrid)£45,000 - £55,000 + packageCandidates must be eligible for UK Security Clearance at SC level.Working with a leading cyber security and defence client who are currently in search of Data Engineer's to join their National Security division to provide solutions that have a real impact.What you could be doing as a Data Engineer Design, develop, test and support data collection, data integration and ETL applicationsModel data requirements, data sources and data flows to bring order and structure to programmes of workDefining how and where data is created, mastered and destroyedUsing categories of products that can be used to collect, integrate, store, visualise and govern data and metadataDefine metadata to provide searchability and governanceThe ideal Data Engineer will have experience in: Azure CloudAzure Data FactoryAzure SQLETL methodsPythonMentoring/Management experience is desirable but not necessaryThe Data Engineer package:• £45,000 - £55,000 base• 9% pension• Benefits packageGet in touch with Connor Smyth at Anson McCade on to hear more about the Data Engineer opportunity.Reference: AMC/CSM/DE2Postcode: SW1P 3LA#cosmTPBN1_UKTJ

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