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Data Engineer (Microsoft Fabric, Data Warehousing, Databricks, ETL, Data Engineering)

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Data Engineer (Microsoft Fabric, Data Warehousing, Databricks, ETL, Data Engineering) – Clear career progression to Architect level!

A Data Engineer (Microsoft Fabric, Data Warehousing, Databricks, ETL, Data Engineering) is needed by a fast-growing Microsoft partner delivering major cloud data projects. They're award-winning, Microsoft-certified, and offer a clear path to becoming a Fabric Architect.

You must have:
· 3-4 years' hands-on Data Engineering experience.
· Strong Microsoft Fabric knowledge – Synapse, Notebooks, Pipelines, Lakehouses, SQL.
· Data Warehousing skills – building and managing environments.
· Databricks expertise – advanced data processing and analytics.
· Consultancy experience (ideal) or strong end-customer project background.
You’ll get full training on Microsoft Fabric, clear progression to Architect roles, and access to certifications. You'll work alongside top engineers in a business that promotes innovation, collaboration, and rapid career growth.
The day-to-day: You'll be in the London office three days a week and visit client sites as needed. You'll deliver high-quality data engineering solutions, working as part of a sharp, passionate team that gets things done and delivers real business impact.

Why this role?
· Clear progression to Data / Fabric Architect roles.
· Work on the latest Microsoft Fabric projects.
· Strong team culture focused on delivery and growth.
· Salary up to £60k depending on experience.
· Permanent, secure role with real development opportunities.
Apply now and take the next step towards becoming a Microsoft Fabric expert

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