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Data Engineer

Leeds
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Data Engineer - AWS, Glue | £60,000 | Hybrid (Leeds)

Permanent | Data-Driven Projects | Cloud-Native Tech Stack

We're looking for a skilled Data Engineer to join a growing data team working on modern, cloud-based solutions. This is a great opportunity to take ownership of ETL pipelines and data infrastructure within a collaborative, forward-thinking environment.

You'll play a key role in designing and maintaining scalable data solutions using AWS Glue, contributing to business-critical analytics and reporting initiatives.

What You'll Be Doing:

Building and optimising ETL pipelines using AWS Glue
Designing and managing data workflows across the AWS ecosystem
Working with large-scale datasets and modern data lake architectures
Collaborating with analysts, engineers, and product teams to support data needs
Supporting best practices in data governance, quality, and security

What We're Looking For:

Strong experience with AWS Glue, S3, Lambda, and related services
Proven track record in data engineering or ETL development
Proficiency in Python or PySpark for data processing
Familiarity with data lake, data warehouse, and cloud-first environments
Comfortable working in agile teams and hybrid work settings

Location: Hybrid - 2-3 days a week in Leeds

Salary: £60,000 + benefits

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