Data Engineer

Nurseplus
Kent, United Kingdom
3 weeks ago
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Job Type
Permanent
Work Pattern
Full-time
Work Location
Remote
Seniority
Senior
Education
Degree
Posted
28 Apr 2026 (3 weeks ago)

Benefits

Remote-first working with flexibility Opportunity to own and shape a modern data platform Exposure to a diverse tech stack (Azure, Databricks, Power BI, APIs) Work in a growing, purpose-driven healthcare organisation Real impact on business performance and decision-making

Data Engineer

Remote (UK-based) | Occasional travel for team collaboration

Full-time | Healthcare Staffing Sector

About the Role

We’re looking for a Data Engineer to design, build, and optimise scalable, secure, and high-performing data solutions that power a growing national healthcare staffing business.

This is a key, senior technical role within the data function. You’ll work closely with the Lead Technology Architect to define and implement how data is structured, governed, and utilised across the organisation. You’ll have real ownership and the opportunity to shape the future of data across the business.

What You’ll Be Doing

Azure & Data Architecture

Design and implement scalable data architecture across Azure services

Optimise Azure environments for performance, scalability, and cost efficiency

Manage governance frameworks, tagging, and cloud spend controls

Develop Infrastructure as Code (Terraform / ARM templates)

Maintain disaster recovery, backup, and rollback strategies

Data Pipelines & Integration

Build and maintain robust ETL/ELT pipelines

Orchestrate data workflows using Azure Data Factory

Enhance Databricks (Delta Lake) medallion architecture

Implement real-time and near real-time data processing

Monitor pipelines with automated alerting

Data Modelling & Governance

Design scalable data models for operational and reporting needs

Develop dimensional and reference data models

Maintain data documentation, lineage, and governance frameworks

Implement audit trails and data access logging

Business Intelligence & Reporting

Build and optimise Power BI semantic layers and data marts

Ensure high-quality, reliable, and performant reporting data

Implement data refresh strategies and incremental loads

Configure secure access including Row-Level Security

Application & API Data Services

Develop and maintain API endpoints

Ensure consistency across CRM systems and web platforms

Implement caching and mobile-first data strategies

Security & Compliance

Implement secure data sharing and encryption standards

Ensure best practice security across all data assets

What We’re Looking For

Essential Skills

Strong experience with Azure (Data Factory, Databricks, Azure SQL, Storage, Logic Apps)

Advanced T-SQL, database design, and performance tuning

Proven experience building data pipelines and integrations (ETL/ELT)

Strong Power BI skills (DAX, Power Query, semantic modelling)

Solid understanding of data security (OAuth, SAML, encryption)

Experience with cloud cost optimisation and governance

Experience

5+ years in Data Engineering or similar role

Proven delivery of scalable cloud-based data solutions

Experience working with complex, multi-system integrations

Experience in regulated industries (e.g. healthcare) is a plus

Desirable

Databricks / Apache Spark

Azure DevOps & CI/CD pipelines

Microsoft Fabric / Synapse

CRM integrations (e.g. Eclipse, CareLineLive)

Power Platform (Power Apps / Automate)

Data warehouse / lakehouse architecture

What You’ll Bring

A proactive, self-driven approach with strong ownership

Exceptional attention to detail and documentation

Ability to translate technical concepts into business value

A collaborative mindset across technical and non-technical teams

Curiosity and a drive to continuously improve systems and processes

What’s in It for You

Remote-first working with flexibility

Opportunity to own and shape a modern data platform

Exposure to a diverse tech stack (Azure, Databricks, Power BI, APIs)

Work in a growing, purpose-driven healthcare organisation

Real impact on business performance and decision-making

Apply Now

If you’re a hands-on Data Engineer who wants to take ownership of a growing data function and build something meaningful, we’d love to hear from you

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