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Senior Data Engineer (Snowflake)

Senior Data Engineer (Snowflake)

Joining an established data function based in the North West of England, solving problems to optimise business operations, utilising machine learning.

What you'll be doing:

Collaborate with product owners, engineers and data scientists to understand business domain and the related data
Data cleansing, ingestion and modelling
Manage and store large sets of data whilst ensuring it is accessible
Utilise the latest data technologies and tools for tasks in hand
Present/ communicate solutions to various stakeholders
Train and coach team members where necessary
Proactively seek ways to incorporate new ideas into SaaS solutions
Experience to succeed:

Recent degree in Computer Science related subject
Big Data processing - Databricks using Apache Kafka, Spark Streaming etc.
Experience using Python for data modelling
Knowledge of ETL and related tools
Worked with Cloud computing platforms
Good people skills and comfortable collaborating with different functions
Benefits:

Salary £(phone number removed)
Hybrid working -1-2 days in the office a week
25 days holiday + bank holidays (increase with length of service)
Annual bonus scheme (based on performance)
Private medical insurance
Life assurance
Holiday Exchange Scheme (buy/sell a week's holiday)
Sounds good?Click apply now!

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