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Data Engineering Manager

James Chase
Brighton and Hove
3 weeks ago
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  • Are You a Data Engineering leader ready to make a global impact?
  • Do you thrive in a role where technical ownership, people leadership, and strategic vision come together?
  • Have you built or evolved robust data pipelines in a modern cloud ecosystem?

 
If you're nodding along, keep reading — this could be your next big move.
Our client, a forward-thinking product company are looking for a Data Engineering Manager to lead a small, talented team in scaling their product catalogue ingestion platform on a permanent basis.
What you’ll do:

  • Lead and mentor a high-performing team of Data Engineers
  • Act as a subject matter expert across data initiatives
  • Gather and translate stakeholder needs into technical solutions
  • Build and maintain robust pipelines and self-service tools
  • Ensure data quality through automated testing and governance
  • Troubleshoot issues and maintain system reliability
  • Promote best practices, tools, and standards across the team

What we’re looking for:

  • Proven track record leading and mentoring data engineering teams
  • Strong grasp of the full data lifecycle and ELT best practices
  • Expertise in large-scale data processing and pipeline optimisation
  • Proficient in Python, SQL, and cloud platforms (AWS or similar)
  • Hands-on with Airflow, Fivetran, Snowflake, Docker (or equivalents)
  • Experience with real-time and batch data pipelines

 
 
Ready for your next move? Apply now or send your CV across to chinmaye.ramnath@ james-chase.com.
This role is hybrid working with one day a week in the office in Brighton and does not offer visa sponsorship

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