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Data Engineer GIS - Environmental Services

Location:Remote (Occasional Travel)

Start Date:26 February

Duration:4 months

Salary:£400-£500 per day


Job Overview

We are seeking a highly skilled mid- to senior-level Data Engineer to join our leading environmental services client. The role will involve working with ETL Pipelines using Python, AWS and Airflow as well as building GIS Software.


Key Responsibilities

  • Develop and enhance forecasting pipelines
  • Scale existing systems and integrate new models
  • Collaborate with data scientists and engineers to improve GIS data processing
  • Implement and optimise AWS cloud solutions
  • Work with Airflow for workflow management


Required Skills & Experience

  • Strong proficiency in Python
  • Extensive AWS experience
  • GIS expertise
  • Ideally experience with Airflow
  • Mid to senior-level experience in Data/Software Engineering


Additional Information

If you are a Data Engineer with strong AWS and GIS experience looking for an exciting contract opportunity in the environmental sector, apply now!

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