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Xpertise Recruitment | Data Engineer

Xpertise Recruitment
Liverpool
10 months ago
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Data Engineer - Consultancy - Liverpool (Flexible, hybrid working is encouraged)


Xpertise Recruitment is seeking a data engineer to join an established tech consultancy in Liverpool.


Why should you want to join?


  • You will be representing an award winning consultancy that are well-respected in the industry for taking on the biggest challenges and delivering excellent pieces of work.
  • You'll be working in an encouraging, fast-paced and productive environment with some of the best data engineers in the North-west supporting you along the way.
  • Deliver data platforms for industry leading companies and test yourself with a range of modern tools/technology (GCP, Azure, AWS, Databricks, Data Factory, Kafka etc.)
  • This consultancy operates on a hybrid working model and they have an excellent office space for collaboration with the team.
  • The base salary for this mid-level data engineering position goes up to £60k, and the benefits are what you would expect from any top company (bonus, loads of holidays, car scheme, support with qualifications, great pension, health and dental cover and much more!)


For more information, job specs or an initial conversation, please apply with an updated CV.

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