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Data Engineer

Reilly People
Bristol
3 days ago
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A high-growth media tech company in central Bristol is looking to add an experienced, local Data Engineer to help shape the next era of video-on-demand analytics and contribute to the ongoing development of its industry-leading platform.

This hybrid role offers the opportunity to work across its full technology stack, from data pipeline engineering to metadata enrichment in a collaborative and high-performing team. It’s ideally suited to someone who combines strong technical ability with proactivity, clear communication and organisational skills.

Data Engineer - Benefits:

Competitive salary up to £60k depending on experience
Hybrid working, 3 days a week in office
Share scheme after 12 months
Private Health Care
Gym membership
EV scheme
A collaborative and innovative working environment.
Opportunities for professional growth and mentorship.
Exciting projects with a focus on data-driven solutions.

Data Engineer - Key Responsibilities:

Collaborate with the research team to support day-to-day analytical projects.
Utilize SQL to enhance analytical efficiencies and interrogate respondent-level data effectively.
Lead the creation and maintenance of aggregated databases summarizing content performance for client reporting.
Own end-to-end project delivery, ensuring timely and accurate completion.
Mentor and guide junior analysts, fostering growth within the team.
Propose and implement innovative solutions to improve processes and outputs.
Stay updated with the latest analytics tools and methodologies to contribute to continuous improvement.

Data Engineer - Requirements:

Ability to work in the central Bristol office for at least three days a week
Demonstrable experience in a data-focused engineering role
Deep experience with Python for data transformation
Expert SQL abilities
Experience working with Snowflake
Comfortable working with and using Git, Github & Jira
A deep understanding of working with third party APIs (REST and GraphQL).
A detailed understanding of CI/CD practices & tooling
A collaborative mindset & an interest in coaching & mentoring fellow engineers

Next Steps

If you have the skills and motivation for this role, we'd love to hear from you. Please send a CV ASAP! Next step would be a telephone call with John Reilly, the recruiter. Please indicate when you’d be available for that.

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