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Lawrence Harvey
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Role:Senior Data Engineer
Length:Initial 6-month engagement
Location:Hybrid - Travel to London 2/3 days per week
IR35 Status:Inside IR35
Pay Rate:£450 - £500 per day
Clearance:Active SC Clearance

One of my public sector clients are currently looking for a Senior Data Engineer to join their team on a hybrid basis with travel to sites in London 2-3 days per week. They are interested in Data Engineers with experience of working in an Agile environment amongst multi-disciplinary teams. Past experience of working within the public sector would be ideal.

Key Requirements:

Excellent python, SQL and jinja skills Experience with cloud platforms, ideally AWS Experience of orchestrations tools, ideally airflow Experience of building CI/CD workflows, ideally with GitHub Actions Experience of ensuring practices are up to date with latest developments in data engineering Experience of designing and developing data pipelines Experience of working with business stakeholders and cross-functional teams Experience of infrastructure as code, ideally Terraform

Are you interested in this position? If so, then please respond with your CV and I will be in touch ASAP.

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