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Senior Data Engineer

UK Export Finance
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  • Full Time, Flexible Working
  • London (Hybrid Working)
  • 25 days of annual leave, rising to 30 days after 5 years of service
  • Employer pension contributions starting at 28.97%

UKEF is committed to being a more customer‑centric organisation, making it easier for customers to engage with us through improved response times, quicker decision‑making, and streamlined case‑processing. To support this, UKEF is embracing digital as the primary channel for managing relationships with a broader range of stakeholders. Focused on delivering end‑to‑end services that meet user needs and enable business outcomes, this is an exciting new role that reflects the growth and ambition of UKEF’s digital strategy.


This role requires hands‑on experience with Informatica to develop and maintain data integration solutions, as well as proficiency in Azure cloud services to build scalable and secure data platforms. You will identify opportunities to improve data infrastructure and processes, manage ETL workflows, and oversee the deployment and release of data pipelines and applications.


How to apply – For full details of the role and to apply online please visit our jobs page.


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