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Digital Gurus | Senior Data Engineer

Digital Gurus
Newcastle upon Tyne
11 months ago
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Digital Gurus has partnered with a Tech for Good business, on an exciting Azure Data Journey. The business has undergone huge amounts of transformation and change. With Data at the heart of what they do. For this next phase of the journey, they are looking for an Azure Data Engineer to join them!


As they look to invest and integrate further, this is a great time to get involved. With AI, ML, further insights development and analytics capabilities are on the agenda. The Data Engineering team play a crucial role in making these capabilities a reality for the business.


Key skills:


  • Azure Data Engineering background
  • Azure Data Factory, Azure Synapse, Power BI
  • Databricks
  • CI/CD - Data pipelines deployments
  • SQL Server/Azure SQL
  • SQL / Python
  • Writing ETL pipelines within Azure environment
  • Production support skills


This is an incredible business to work for. With flexible working/condensed working options and operating on a remote first basis with UK-based professionals. You will be given the opportunity to grow, develop and learn. With progression to mentor and support junior data engineers and the wider team.

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