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Premier Group | Data Engineer

Premier Group
Oxford
10 months ago
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Role: Data Engineer


Do you have the skills to fill this role Read the complete details below, and make your application today.

Location: Oxford

Hybrid: 2 day per week in office

Salary: Up to £55,000

An opportunity has become available for a Data Engineer to work closely with Data Engineers, analysts and key stakeholders to identify the requirements and work with the technical team to ensure deliverables and timescales are met.

You will work alongside the team to develop pipelines and drive the data infrastructure. You will set data engineering best practices, identifying opportunties for growth and improvement. Designing, developing and maintaining reusable data assets will also be part of your responsibilities.

Key skillset:

  • Strong understanding of data warehouse architecture
  • Strong understanding of ETL tools
  • Create data tools for analytics
  • Leading and Mentoring where necessary
  • Strong experience in SQL & Python
  • Developing data pipelines and data manipulation
  • Experience working with cloud-based platforms - Azure, AWS

In return my client can offer the successful Data Engineer a salary of up to £55,000 depending on experience and hybrid working offer of 2 days per week in the office.

If you are interested in the Senior Data Engineer position then please apply today.

Unfortunately there is no sponsorship opportunity with this role.

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