Senior Analytics Engineer

Harnham
united kingdom
2 weeks ago
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Senior Analytics Engineer

Hillingdon - Once a month in office

Up to £75,000


Company Overview

Join a fast-growing telecom startup backed by a major industry player. This company is on a mission to revolutionise the mobile industry by prioritising value, flexibility, and mutuality. With an abundance of rich data sets, this is an exciting opportunity for data professionals who thrive on working with large and complex data systems.


This mobile network is known for its unique community-led model, where members help each other with support and even contribute ideas for new features!


The Opportunity

The Data Engineering function is responsible for constructing analytics pipelines and supporting operations across different teams. Currently, they are developing a new metrics catalog within an analytical database, aiming to fully automate the process to integrate seamlessly into regular operations.


In this day to day, you will:

  • Designing and developing high-quality data pipelines using DBT and Python.
  • Migrating reports from SQL Server to Snowflake.
  • Understanding and modeling data points to implement efficient solutions in Snowflake.
  • Supporting the build-out of the data warehouse.
  • Implementing CI/CD pipelines for streamlined deployment processes.


What You Will Bring

We're looking for someone who loves working with data and enjoys solving complex problems.


Must-Haves:

  • Solid experience in data modeling (think Data Vault, Kimball, or similar approaches).
  • Extensive experience working as a Data Engineer or Analytics Engineer.
  • Strong skills in DBT and SQL – you’ll be using these every day!
  • Hands-on experience with cloud data warehouses like Snowflake, GCP, Redshift, or BigQuery.


Nice-to-Haves:

  • Familiarity with CI/CD pipelines – if you’ve set up automated deployments, even better.
  • Understanding of attribution models – knowing how to track and optimise performance is a plus.
  • Some exposure to Kafka for real-time streaming – if you’ve worked with it, that’s a great bonus!


Why Join?

This is a fantastic opportunity to be part of an innovative telecom company that values data-driven decision-making and cutting-edge technology. If you are passionate about analytics engineering and want to work with rich datasets in a collaborative environment, this could be the perfect role for you!


  • Eco-Friendly Efforts! 🌍 – The company promotes sustainability by encouraging customers to buy refurbished phones and recycle old devices through its phone recycling program.
  • Award-Winning Network! 🏆 – This mobile provider has won multiple awards for customer satisfaction and value, often beating big-name competitors in mobile network rankings.
  • Powered by a Major Network! 📡 – While operating independently, this provider runs on a well-established network, ensuring solid coverage across the UK.

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