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Data Engineer | up to £475/day outside | Remote - Monthly London Workshop

We're seeking a skilledData Engineerto support the delivery of a key component within a governmentEnterprise Data Platform (EDP). This is a fast-paced, high-priority phase of the programme, with delivery targeted forSeptember, and the potential for long-term engagement on a broader multi-year transformation.

You'll be joining a growing team of contractors working with modern Azure tools to deliver real impact across the public sector.

Key Responsibilities:
* Contribute to the development and delivery of a secure, scalable data platform using Azure services.
* Collaborate with internal teams and external partners to meet critical delivery milestones.
* Build robust data pipelines using ADF, Databricks, and Synapse.
* Work in an agile delivery environment with regular integration and testing.
* Attend one in-person workshop per month in London.

Required Skills & Experience:
* Strong hands-on experience withAzure Data Factory,Databricks, andSynapse.
* Proven track record of delivering secure, performant data engineering solutions.
* Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a remote-first setup.
* ActiveSCandNPPV3 clearance.
* Excellent problem-solving and stakeholder communication skills.

Contract Details:
*Start Date:Within 2 weeks
*Rate:up to £475/day
*IR35:Outside IR35
*Location:Remote-first, withmonthly on-site workshops in London
*Duration:3 months initially, with strong potential for extension (2-3 year roadmap)

This is a great opportunity for a data engineer who thrives in secure, delivery-focused environments and wants to contribute to meaningful public sector outcomes. If you meet the clearance requirements and are ready to make an impact, we'd love to hear from you.

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