Data Engineering Manager

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Data Engineering Manager – Financial Services | Cloud | Snowflake

Head of Data Engineering / Lead Data Engineer

Flexible Hybrid working | Competitive Salary & Benefits

Are you an experienced Data Engineering Leader looking for a strategic role in a high-growth, data-driven organization?

We are seeking a Senior Data Engineering Manager to lead a transformative data strategy within a well-established company in the financial services sector. Reporting to the Chief Data Officer, you will drive the design, development, and implementation of cutting-edge cloud-based data solutions, overseeing a team of skilled engineers.

Why Join Us?

  • Lead a greenfield Snowflake implementation, transforming on-premises systems to a modern cloud-based architecture.

  • Shape data strategy and best practices, influencing business-critical decision-making.

  • Work with the latest data engineering technologies in a dynamic and forward-thinking environment.

  • Enjoy a highly competitive salary, up to 20% bonus, and a 10% pension.

  • Hybrid flexibility – only 2-3 days per month on-site in Milton Keynes.

    What You’ll Do

  • Lead and develop a team of data engineers while providing hands-on technical leadership, fostering collaboration and innovation.

  • Oversee the end-to-end development of scalable, efficient, and secure data pipelines.

  • Manage and optimize the migration to a Snowflake data platform, ensuring high performance and data integrity.

  • Develop and enforce data governance and compliance best practices.

  • Drive cloud migration and data transformation initiatives, ensuring a seamless transition from legacy systems.

    What We’re Looking For

  • Strong proven experience in a senior data engineering role, leading technical teams.

  • Strong expertise in Snowflake, Informatica, SQL, Python, and cloud-based data solutions.

  • Background in data architecture, warehousing, and ETL processes.

  • Ability to translate business requirements into scalable technical solutions.

  • Financial services or regulated industry experience (desirable but not essential).

    Why Join Us?

  • Lead a greenfield Snowflake implementation, transforming on-premises systems to a modern cloud-based architecture.

  • Shape data strategy and best practices, influencing business-critical decision-making.

  • Work with the latest data engineering technologies in a dynamic and forward-thinking environment.

  • Enjoy a highly competitive salary, up to 20% bonus, generous car allowance and a 10% pension.

  • Flexible hybrid flexibility

    How to Apply

    If you’re a forward-thinking data leader looking for an exciting challenge, apply now and be part of a cutting-edge data transformation journey

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