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Lead Technical Recruiter - Architecture, Delivery and Product

Senior Data Engineers lead the design and implementation of complex data flows, connecting operational systems to analytics platforms. In this role, you’ll work with the EUC&C community to identify data sources, engage with analysts and stakeholders, and build robust pipelines that align with business needs through collaboration with Product Owners.


Responsibilities include:



  • Analysing problems and experimenting with possible solutions to identify underlying causes, supporting data analysis challenges.
  • Designing and implementing data streaming services, including new data models and ETL processes.
  • Applying conceptual, logical, and physical data modelling principles across multiple subject areas.
  • Ensuring successful delivery of completed data loads for Data Analysts and Data Scientists, troubleshooting as required.
  • Building and testing complex data products and solutions through full development, testing, and deployment life‑cycle.

Qualifications:



  • Mid‑senior level, full‑time.
  • 3+ years UK residency required for SC Clearance; sponsorship not offered.
  • Experience with SQL, MSSQL, Azure Data Factory, OneLake, MS Fabric, and Power Platform.
  • Proficiency in Python and PowerShell for data engineering tasks.
  • Knowledge of REST, GraphQL, and API design principles.
  • Strong communication skills with non‑technical stakeholders.

* This role is not suitable for part‑time work.


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