Data Engineer | Hybrid | Cardiff

IntaPeople
Cardiff
11 months ago
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IntaPeople are proud to be supporting a Welsh based organisation with the recruitment of a newly created Data Engineering role. You’ll be heavily involved with the organisation’s Data Team and play a huge role in providing quality and reliable data to feed into their analytics services used widely by the business.

We are looking for a talented individual to join us as we continue our data and analytics journey within this fast-growing technology team and there will be strong opportunities to get involved with the latest cloud-based technologies, advanced analytics, and modern web/mobile based user friendly applications.

Skills/Experience

  • A computer studies degreeORtransferable skills
  • Experience working as a Data Engineer, Scientist or Analyst  (2+ years experience)
  • Experience of using a cloud-based data stack –Amazon Web Services
  • Experience working on-premise with SQL servers to cloud migration
  • Experience in database management
  • A Good understanding of typical ingestion patterns ‘ETL0’ and their effective implementation with on-premise and cloud-based environments

Reporting to the Data Analytics Manager and working closely with other Engineers, you’ll be responsible for(but not limited to):

  • Designing and implementing data engineering projects on both on-premise and cloud-based data stacks, delivering efficient solutions that comply with architectural and data security requirements.
  • Being able to work collaboratively as part of a team, whilst also being trusted to work individually where necessary. Approaching collaborative projects with others in a positive manner to problem-solve, and identify viable solutions to overcome issues and challenges.
  • Collaborating closely with technical colleagues within the technology teams as well as key stakeholders.
  • Remain aware of new data engineering approaches, and be able to suggest how the latest research, techniques and approaches could be implemented to achieve business benefits.
  • Undertaking any other duties as required to meet the needs of the business.

This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced Data Engineer who wants to join a growing organisation who historically have relayed heavily on external partners but are now re-investing internally to grow their own in-house software team.

For more information, Please call Nathan Handley on 02920 252 500 or click APPLY now

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