Data Engineer

Data Engineer

About the Opportunity

We're partnering with a rapidly growing, high-performance technology and data consultancy. This organisation specialises in building cutting-edge data platforms and delivering advanced analytics solutions to solve complex, real-world business problems. With a strong emphasis on collaboration, innovation and ownership, they offer a fast-paced environment where talented engineers can make a meaningful impact from day one.

The Role

We're seeking an experienced Data Engineer to join a high-performing Data Analytics team.

You'll play a key role in designing and maintaining data pipelines and ensuring the reliability and integrity of a central data platform that supports critical business and investment processes.

Key Responsibilities:

• Design, build, and optimise data pipelines to ingest and process data from a variety of internal and external sources
• Develop and enhance scalable data platforms, ensuring they meet evolving business and technical requirements
• Monitor, maintain and improve data systems to ensure high levels of performance, reliability and data quality
• Implement robust testing and validation processes to support accurate and consistent data delivery
• Work closely with cross-functional teams to understand data needs and deliver solutions that support business objectives

What They're Looking For

• Strong experience designing and building scalable data pipelines
• Proficiency in SQL, Python, Databricks or Azure
• Experience with tools such as Git and Airflow
• Proven ability to test, troubleshoot and improve data platforms
• Experience delivering high-quality, reliable data solutions
• Strong communication skills and ability to work in collaborative environments

Why Apply?

• Work on impactful, real-world data challenges
• Collaborate with highly skilled technical professionals
• Exposure to projects aligned with global markets and economic trends
• Strong learning environment with opportunities to expand your technical skillset
• High-autonomy culture