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Job Title: Senior Data Engineer

Location: Fully Remote (UK Based)

Salary: £60,000 – £70,000

About Us:

This growing search marketing company works with a range of multi-billion dollar companies such as Adidas and Louis Vuitton and are looking to bring in a Data Engineer, to support their growing team.

In this role, you will handle over a trillion data points daily and they are seeking a passionate Data Engineer to join their innovative and dynamic team.

Responsibilities:

Collaborate with various squads within the data team on project-based work.
Develop and optimize data models, warehouse solutions, and ETL processes.
Work withScala, Spark, and Javato handle large-scale data processing.
Contribute to manual Databricks-like data processing solutions.

Requirements:

Minimum of 4 years of experience with Scala, Spark, and Java.
Strong technical skills and a passion for working with data.
A STEM degree or equivalent experience.
Excellent communication skills.
Experience with data modeling and data warehouse solutions.

Nice to Have:

Experience with AWS and Python.

Interview Process

CV run through
Take home test
Panel interview

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