Senior Data Engineer - Leading Media Company - DataBricks/ Python/ PySpark/ Azure/ PowerBI - £75k + 10% bonus + 8% pension

Opus Recruitment Solutions
London
11 months ago
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Location:London (1 day per week)

Salary:£75,000 + 10% bonus + 8% pension + 33 days holiday + salary reviews

Company:Leading Media Company


As a Senior Data Engineer, you will be the driving force behind a leading Media Companies data strategy and infrastructure. Working closely with their Data Architect, you will transform their data capabilities and harness the power of cutting-edge technologies to deliver unparalleled insights and analytics.


They are currently undergoing a HUGE digital transformation which is moving the businesses to enterprise!


Key Responsibilities:

  • Lead the Way: Design, develop, and maintain scalable data pipelines that power our business.
  • Collaborate and Conquer: Work with cross-functional teams to understand data needs and deliver impactful solutions.
  • Set the Standard: Implement best practices for data management and governance.
  • Optimize and Innovate: Enhance data workflows and elevate data quality.
  • Mentor and Inspire: Guide junior team members and oversee end-to-end pipeline development.
  • Engage and Align: Manage stakeholder relationships and ensure our data initiatives align with business goals.
  • Architect the Future: Structure cloud environments to support our ambitious data projects.


Key Skills:

  • Mastery of Databricks, Python, and PySpark.
  • Expertise in Azure services (Data Factory, ServiceBus).
  • Proficiency with version control systems (Git).
  • Advanced skills in Power BI, including DAX and unit testing.
  • Deep understanding of ETL processes, data warehousing, and data modeling.


What They Offer:

  • Competitive Salary: £75,000 to reward your expertise.
  • Performance Bonus: 10% annual bonus to recognize your contributions.
  • Generous Pension: 8% pension contribution to secure your future.
  • Ample Time Off: 33 days of holiday to recharge and relax.
  • Career Growth: Regular salary reviews and opportunities for advancement.


Project Overview:Be at the forefront of their enterprise-level data transformation, providing the business with actionable insights to drive efficiency and innovation.


1 day a week in their office in Central London!

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