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Principal Data Engineer / Architect (Snowflake AWS SQL Python) London / WFH to £140k

Opportunity to progress your career in an impactful Principal Data Engineer role at a growing technology company as they scale their UK presence.

As a Principal Data Engineer you will lead the architecture and design of the Data Platform using Snowflake and AWS. Collaborating with product and engineering colleagues as well as internal business stakeholders on the product backlog for the Data Platform, you'll ensure solutions are secure and scalable and promote best practices in CI/CD, IaC and DataOps.

Location / WFH:

You'll be bale to work from home most of the time, meeting up with colleagues in the London office once or twice a week.

About you:

You are a highly technical Data Engineer / Architect with experience of designing data lakes, data pipelines and meta data management You have strong Snowflake and AWS data services experience You have advanced SQL and Python coding skills You have hands-on ETL / ELT experience You have a good knowledge of best practices in CI/CD, IaC (Terraform) and DataOps You have experience of working in start-ups / scaling, high growth environments You have excellent communication and stakeholder management skills

What's in it for you:

Salary to £140k Impactful role at a scaling company Flexible working

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