Data Engineer (DV Cleared)

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11 months ago
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Data Engineer (DV Cleared)
6 Month Contract (Inside IR35)
Location: London
Rate: £700 - £800 per day

Skills: DV Clearance ESSENTIAL - Must already hold DV clearance, Cloud technology experience

We are looking to recruit a DV Cleared Data Engineer to join a defence organisation based in Central London.

This is an initial 6 month contract with chances for extensions likely. The role is fully office based in Central London.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Technical Leadership: Lead and guide the technical direction of data engineering projects.
  • Data Pipeline Development: Design, develop, and maintain robust data pipelines using Azure Data Factory (ADF), Azure Synapse Analytics, and SQL Server.
  • Data Integration: Extract, transform, and load data from diverse sources into a new platform.
  • Data Product Development: Collaborate with stakeholders to define and build data products that deliver actionable insights.
  • Team Mentorship: Mentor and develop a junior Data Engineer, fostering their growth and skill development.
  • Collaboration: Work closely with other developers and technical teams to ensure seamless integration and effective communication.

Essential Skills and Experience:

  • Proven experience in data engineering roles, including data pipeline development and data integration.
  • Experience working with diverse data sets and data sources.
  • Excellent communication and collaboration skills.
  • DV Clearance:Must already hold MOD DV clearance.

Desired Skills:

  • Experience with Palantir
  • Azure experience
  • Defence industry experience



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