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Data Engineering Lead Python Kafka AWS

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North West London
10 months ago
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Data Engineering Lead (Python Kafka AWS) London / WFH to £110k Are you a Data technologist with leadership skills who enjoys collaborating and working on complex systems with cutting edge technology? You could be joining a hugely profitable Hedge Fund that invest in sports betting markets and progressing your career in a senior, hands-on role where you'll lead and collaborate to solve problems and influence technology choices and best practice in partnership with the Head of Data. As a Data Engineering Lead you'll remain hands-on whilst managing a team of four junior to mid-level Data Engineers with oversight of the design, implementation and maintenance of scalable data pipelines. You'll plan, prioritise and manage multiple data engineering projects, collaborating closely with the Data Analytics team and business stakeholders to understand data requirements and deliver high quality, scalable data pipelines and ETL processes within an AWS environment. Location / WFH: You'll be based in fantastic offices in a vibrant area of London with in-house gym and steam room, games room with pool tables and dart boards, library and free high quality catering (breakfast, lunch, dinner) from the onsite chef with flexibility to work from home two days a week. About you: You're a technologist Data Engineer with experience of leading the design and development of large-scale data processing applications and infrastructure You have expertise with designing scalable end-to-end data engineering process You have advanced technical skills with Python and SQL You have experience with Kafka data streaming You have advanced Analytics skills and a track record of providing strategic insights You have a good knowledge of AWS, Docker, RedShift, S3 You have experience of coaching and mentoring more junior Data Engineers What's in it for you : As a Data Engineering Lead (Python SQL AWS) you will earn a competitive package: Salary to £110k Pension and Life Assurance Private medical care and wellness days Training and conference budget to support your personal development Social events Volunteering / charity day Apply now to find out more about this Data Engineering Lead (Python SQL AWS) opportunity. At Client Server we believe in a diverse workplace that allows people to play to their strengths and continually learn. We're an equal opportunities employer whose people come from all walks of life and will never discriminate based on race, colour, religion, sex, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, or veteran status. The clients we work with share our values.

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