Data Engineer

Anson McCade
City of London
1 month ago
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Data Engineer

Location: London/Hybrid

Type: Full-time

Salary: Flexible - Depending on Experience

About Us

We’re a fast-growing AI and technology consultancy on a mission to solve complex data challenges for governments and enterprises. Our work combines deep engineering expertise with bold thinking to deliver solutions that transform decision-making and operations across industries like defence, healthcare, and commercial sectors.

Joining us means becoming part of a team where AI meets engineering excellence. You’ll work on projects that genuinely change lives and industries, in a culture that values curiosity, collaboration, and innovation.

The Role

We’re seeking Full Stack Data Engineers across all levels—from Junior to Senior Manager—who want to apply their technical skills in AI consultancy and Palantir engineering.

In this hands-on role, you’ll:

  • Design solutions that unify complex data landscapes.
  • Build workflows that drive smarter decisions.
  • Partner with clients to deliver sustainable transformation.

You’ll work across data pipelines, operational workflows, and AI models, combining software engineering expertise with strategic problem-solving.

Key Responsibilities

  • Design & Solve: Break down problem sets and design innovative solutions using Palantir software.
  • Engineer Data: Build and maintain pipelines and ETL processes to power decision-making models.
  • Create Workflows: Develop operational workflows and decision-support tools that transform enterprise operations.
  • Apply AI: Collaborate to implement AI and machine learning models against real-world challenges.
  • Technical Excellence: Build scalable, reliable solutions using best practices in software engineering.
  • Grow & Share: Mentor peers, upskill junior engineers, and contribute to our innovation lab.
  • Partner with Clients: Build trusted relationships that position us as their go-to advisor.

What We’re Looking For

  • Proven expertise in Python, SQL, and TypeScript.
  • Experience with Palantir technologies (Foundry, Gotham) or similar platforms (preferred).
  • Strong understanding of data engineering, ETL pipelines, and workflow design.
  • Passion for AI, machine learning, and emerging technologies.
  • Excellent problem-solving, collaboration, and communication skills.
  • Curiosity, adaptability, and a drive to make a real-world impact.

Why Join Us

  • Be part of a fast-growing AI consultancy backed by global scale.
  • Work on mission-critical projects across government, defence, health, and commercial sectors.
  • Gain hands-on experience in AI, advanced analytics, and Palantir technologies.
  • Shape the future of data-driven decision-making while building your own career story.
  • Thrive in a culture that values innovation, collaboration, and bold ambition.

Ready to make an impact? Apply now and help us engineer the future of AI-driven decision-making.

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