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Brio Digital
Leeds
1 month ago
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Data Engineer – (AWS / Databricks / Python / SQL)

Job Title: Data Engineer

Location: 1–2x/week on-site in Leeds

Duration: Until March 2026

Day Rate: £500/day Inside IR35


🚨 NHS or Central Government experience is ESSENTIAL 🚨


Brio Digital are supporting a HealthTech consultancy delivering a major transformation across NHS data platforms.


We are seeking a senior candidate with strong expertise in Python and AWS Serverless architecture (including Lambda functions). The ideal individual will not only bring technical excellence but also act as a unifying presence, fostering collaboration, mentoring others, and maintaining harmony within a high-performing data team.


What You’ll Do

  • Design and maintain end-to-end data pipelines within the AWS ecosystem
  • Build reliable data solutions using Databricks, Python, and SQL
  • Integrate and optimise data from diverse sources, including MongoDB
  • Develop and maintain ETL processes for analytical and operational use
  • Implement data quality, governance, and testing frameworks
  • Collaborate with analysts, scientists, and delivery teams to ensure accessible, trusted data
  • Contribute to the evolution of scalable, cloud-native data architectures
  • Foster team alignment and positive collaboration across technical and non-technical stakeholders


What You’ll Bring

  • Strong hands-on experience with Python for ETL and data engineering
  • Proven expertise in AWS Data Services (Glue, Redshift, S3, Lambda, Databricks)
  • Advanced SQL skills across data modelling, optimisation, and stored procedures
  • Familiarity with MongoDB or other NoSQL databases
  • Understanding of modern data architecture and data governance principles
  • Experience with CI/CD, version control, and Agile project delivery
  • Excellent communication and team leadership skills

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