Snowflake Data Engineer

RED Global
Manchester
3 weeks ago
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Snowflake Developer (Contract)

Location: Manchester – 4 days per week on‑site, 1 day remote.


Employment type: Contract


Seniority level: Mid‑Senior level


Skills and Responsibilities

  • Strong understanding of Cloud Computing concepts and platforms.
  • Extensive experience in data modeling, including Dimensional Data Models, Entity-Relationship (ER) Models, and Data Vault architecture.
  • Proficient in writing complex SQL queries for data extraction, transformation, and analysis.
  • In‑depth knowledge of Snowflake architecture, including its roles, dynamic tables, streams, tasks, and security policies.
  • Proven experience working on data‑centric projects and applications across diverse domains.
  • Hands‑on experience with GitLab for version control and CI/CD processes.
  • Proficient in Python for data processing, automation, and analytics.
  • Good understanding of Data Science and Machine Learning concepts and workflows.
  • Sound knowledge of Data Management and Data Governance practices.
  • Demonstrated experience in effectively managing product owners and stakeholders.
  • Excellent team player with a positive attitude, proactive mindset, and strong collaboration skills.
  • Self‑driven, adaptable, and eager to learn new technologies and concepts.

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If this interests you, please send an up‑to‑date CV and we can discuss the role in more detail.


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