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Scala Engineer - Data - 1 Year FTC - Up to £120,000

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4 months ago
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Company Overview:

You will be working within global company who boast offices across the world - from London to Johannesburg, Singapore to the US + many more in between! This multinational consultancy provide Data & AI solutions to transform client business and drive growth in a range of different industries.

This is an exciting opportunity to gain experience working with a major banking client on a highly specialist project. Working with multiple revered clients will not only allow you to gain excellent experience, but this could be a CV defining project.

Role Overview:

As a Scala Data Engineer you will design, develop and maintain Scala applications for Big Data purposes. This role you will be the Scala Engineer responsible for migrating an on-premise Hadoop system onto AWS cloud platform. Designing and implementing ETL pipelines, and using a combination of Big Data technologies, and modern cloud stack will be your day-to-day.

Requirements:

Strong Scala Programming Experience (Data)
Hadoop Experience
AWS Experience

This role is an urgent requirement, please do not hesitate to apply or you could miss this opportunity!.

Get in touch by contacting me at or on (phone number removed)!

Big Data, Hadoop, Scala, Spark, AWS, Migration, Data Engineer, Consultancy, Banking, Finance

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