Microsoft Data Engineer - Hybrid

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Snowflake Data Engineer - Outside IR35 - Hybrid (3 days a week) About the Role We are seeking a skilled Snowflake Data Engineer to design, build, and optimize scalable data solutions within our modern cloud data platform. You will play a key role in developing high-performance data pipelines, implementing data models, and enabling advanced analytics using Snowflake .
The ideal candidate has strong experience in cloud-based data warehousing, ETL/ELT development, and performance optimization, along with a passion for building reliable, scalable data systems.
Design, develop, and maintain scalable data pipelines using Snowflake
Build and optimize data models (star/snowflake schema) to support business intelligence and analytics
Develop ELT processes using SQL, stored procedures, and cloud-native tools
Integrate data from multiple sources (APIs, databases, streaming platforms) into Snowflake
Implement data governance, security, masking, and role-based access controls
Monitor performance and optimize queries, clustering, and warehouse configurations
Collaborate with analytics, BI, and data science teams to deliver high-quality datasets
Support CI/CD processes and infrastructure-as-code for data deployments
Ensure data quality, validation, and observability best practices
3+ years of experience in data engineering
Hands-on experience with Snowflake (data modeling, performance tuning, security)
Strong SQL skills and experience with complex query optimization
Experience building ETL/ELT pipelines
Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Microsoft Azure (Azure)
Solid understanding of data warehousing concepts and dimensional modeling
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