Principal Data Engineer

Trust In SODA
London
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Do you want to work for one of the fastest growing FinTech in the B2B Banking space?

Do you want to own the Snowflake rollout for a business that runs on Data-Driven Decision making?

My client is a hugely successful FinTech whose data-driven approach to lending is making waves in the B2B banking sector.

They now have an imminent requirement for a Principal Data Engineer to spearhead an exciting new project, ideally with knowledge of:

  • Data Warehousing (Snowflake)
  • Programming (Python)
  • Relational Databases (SQL, PostgreSQL, LookML)
  • DevOps (Docker, K8s, Terraform)

In return they would be offering:

  • 25 days’ holiday (+ birthday off + option to buy or sell an additional five days of annual leave + unlimited unpaid leave)
  • A one-month, fully paid sabbatical after four years
  • Half a day towards L&D every fortnight
  • Two company retreats a year

If you’re passionate about Snowflake and keen to work for one of the fastest growing FinTech businesses in the UK, please apply right away!

Seniority level
  • Not Applicable
Employment type
  • Full-time
Job function
  • Information Technology

London, England, United Kingdom

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