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NHS - Data Engineer Band 6

Gloucester
9 months ago
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Exciting Opportunity: Permanent Band 6 NHS Data Engineer – £37,338 to £44,962 per year

PLEASE NOTE THIS ROLE WILL REQUIRE ONE DAY A WEEK ONLY ON SITE IN GLOUCESTER CITY CENTRE, THE REMAINDER OF THE ROLE CAN BE WORKED REMOTELY /HOME.

Are you a data-driven professional with a passion for leveraging technology to improve healthcare services? Join our forward-thinking Business Intelligence (BI) team as a Band 6 Data Engineer, where you’ll play a crucial role in shaping the data landscape of the NHS in Gloucestershire. This is a fantastic opportunity to work in a dynamic environment, collaborating with experts across digital teams, data service providers, and NHS organisations.

Why Join Us?

  • Make a Meaningful Impact: Your work will directly contribute to enhancing healthcare delivery, improving patient outcomes, and streamlining data-driven decision-making.

  • Cutting-Edge Technology: Work with cloud platforms like AWS and Microsoft, utilizing SQL, SSIS, Power BI, and other advanced tools to develop high-quality data solutions.

  • Collaborative & Supportive Team: Be part of a skilled team of professionals within a larger Business Intelligence department, where knowledge sharing and professional growth are valued.

  • Career Growth & Development: Benefit from continued professional development in a specialist area, gaining experience with emerging technologies like Python, R, and cloud-based computing.

    Key Responsibilities

  • Design & Maintain Data Pipelines: Develop efficient data ingestion solutions and integrate complex datasets to support business intelligence and reporting needs.

  • Enhance NHS Data Architecture: Support data quality improvements, maintain data warehouses, and ensure compliance with NHS data security and governance standards.

  • Automate & Streamline Reporting: Develop self-service reporting solutions to empower NHS staff with actionable insights.

  • Problem-Solving & Innovation: Collaborate with NHS partners and third-party data providers to troubleshoot, refine, and enhance data systems.

  • Data Security & Governance: Ensure adherence to GDPR, Caldicott principles, and Data Protection guidelines while managing data flows and improving data integrity.

    What experience you will need?

  • 1 years + experience working in a data / information analyst engineer role Experience in SQL (SSIS) and Power BI.

  • Desirable to have a data / compputer sceince degreee but not essential

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