Data Engineer | Bonus + 10% Pension | DataBricks | Pyspark | Hybrid in Manchester

Opus Recruitment Solutions
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8 months ago
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Data Engineer –
Manchester (Hybrid)
Up to £55K to £65,000 + Bonus, 10% pension, 25+ Days Holiday
 
Pyspark | Databricks | SQL 

Shape the future of travel with data.
Join a tech-led company that’s reimagining how millions experience travel. This is your chance to work on high-impact data projects that drive smarter decisions across product, operations, and commercial teams — all while growing your skills in a modern, cloud-first environment.

Why This Role Stands Out:
You’ll build scalable, production-grade data pipelines using PySpark, SQL, and DatabricksYour work will directly power analytics, BI, and data science across the businessYou’ll be part of a collaborative, forward-thinking data team that values experimentation and clean engineeringYou’ll get space to grow, learn new tools, and make a real impact What You’ll Bring:
2–5 years’ experience in data engineering or similarStrong PySpark and advanced SQL skillsHands-on experience with Databricks and building ETL/ELT pipelinesFamiliarity with CI/CD and version controlBonus Points For:
Experience with Databricks Asset Bundles (DAB)Exposure to GCP, Azure, BigQuery, or HarnessWhat’s In It For You:
25 days holiday (+ option to buy 10 more)4 flexible bank holidays10% pension + annual bonusOn-site gym & wellbeing eventsUp to 50% off travel perks (lounges, parking, Paid volunteering days, learning grants & mentoringEnhanced parental leave & inclusive culture
???? Manchester-based | Hybrid working
???? Don’t tick every box? That’s okay — they hire for potential, not perfection.
Ready to build something meaningful with data? Apply now and let’s talk.

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