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Lead Data Engineer (Python) | £90,000 - £110,000 | Hybrid | HealthTech

Remember to check your CV before applying Also, ensure you read through all the requirements related to this role.

An exciting AI HealthTech start-up, featured in the Sunday Times and BBC News who are rapidly growing across the UK, Europe and US are looking for YOU!

This is a key role, as Lead Data Engineer you will own the entire data function, implementing best practices, processes and lead on a major migration as well as growing the Data Engineering team. The stack you will work across includes Python, Airflow, Snowflake, Postgres, AWS, Ansible and Terraform.

They offer a tech first culture with a focus on professional development, support and growth.

An awesome opportunity to work for a mission led start up at the forefront of AI, ML and computer vision within healthcare.

What do I need?

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Data Engineering experience with Python·

Experience with Snowflake. Prior experience working in a senior or leadership capacity

What else is on offer?

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Hybrid Working·

Personal Development Budgets·

Training Budgets·

Team Socials·

Developer Spec Laptops

Please apply if you would like to learn more.

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