Staff Data Engineer

Data Science Festival
London
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Staff Data Engineer

Joining one of the best-known retail brands in the UK as a Staff Data Engineer, you will support the delivery of data transformation during an exciting time within the company. They are looking for someone with experience in building and maintaining data pipelines and collaborating with the wider data teams.


The Opportunity

For this role as Staff Data Engineer, they are looking for this person to have extensive experience with data pipelines, data warehousing and to play a key role in driving high standard across the data function. You will support the team in building pipelines to deliver insights, enabling the company to be more data driven with their decision making. Within this role as a Staff Data Engineer, they’d also be looking for this person to support the wider team and act as a mentor to junior members.


Skills and Experience

  • Experience in Python
  • Strong experience working with Azure
  • Experience using Spark

What’s in it for you?

  • £85,000 – £95,000

Please send your CV in for initial screening.


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