Lead Data Engineer SQL Python

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1 month ago
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Lead Data Engineer (SQL Python Snowflake) London / WFH to £85k
Are you a skilled data technologist with strong leadership and stakeholder management skills?
You could be progressing your career in a senior, hands-on Data Engineer position at a global tech company that provide data centric software solutions to major blue-chip and government organisations to enable them to discover and analyse data and customer feedback.
What's in it for you:
As a Lead Data Engineer you'll earn a competitive package:
Salary to £85k
Bonus
Unlimited holiday allowance
Flexible working (x1 day a week in London)
Private medical insurance as well as well-being benefits
Pension and Life Assurance
Committees for wellness, charity and volunteering, DE&I
Team and company socials
Your role:
As a Lead Data Engineer you will plan and lead data engineering activities across multiple programmes of work to deliver secure, robust and scalable data engineering solutions for complex data analytics products. You'll implement modern data engineering practices, build complex data pipelines and provide guidance to other team members to ensure optimal code performance is achieved, championing best practices.
Beyond this you'll seek to monetise the database, collaborating closely with business leaders.
Location / WFH:
You can work from home most of the time, meeting up with colleagues in the London office twice a week.
About you:
You have experience of building data pipelines on cloud platforms, working with a wide variety of data structures such as Data Warehouses and Data Lakes
You have advanced SQL knowledge and experience
You have commercial acumen and can spot opportunities to innovate and improve, keeping up to date with the latest trends
You have technical leadership, coaching and mentoring skills with advanced communication and stakeholder management skills
You have Python coding skills
You have Snowflake experience
You have experience of working in Agile development environments, with a good understanding of DevOps practices, CI/CD, Automation
Experience with Azure is desirable but not essential
Apply now to find out more about this Lead Data Engineer (SQL Python Snowflake) opportunity.

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