Data Engineer

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City of London
1 week ago
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About the role

As a Data Engineer, you will be playing a key role in migrating complex data processes based on the Mobile Network Data onto a Databricks environment linked to Tableau delivery mechanisms. You will plan and execute migration of key data monetisation processes ensuring continuity of data supply and improved data process quality, efficiency and resilience.


Tell me more, tell me more…

Our client is currently looking for a new recruit in joining their Team, please read on! You can also ask our friendly recruitment team any questions you may have about the role, between 09.00am till 17.00pm Monday to Friday.


Shifts: Monday to Friday (37.5 hours)


Must Haves:

  • Experience with Databricks frameworks such as Spark
  • Experience working with Azure cloud-based platform
  • Able to work with large scale data
  • Experience with CI/CD pipelines, workflow automation and infrastructure.
  • Experience using tools such as DBT and AI scripting aids.


What’s in it for you? –

Our client loves to reward their people for doing a great job.

  • This is contract for 52 weeks.
  • A daily pay rate of between £530.00 and £650.00 through Umbrella or between £421.95 and £560.00 through PAYE.
  • This role provides a hybrid working access based in Paddington, London (2 days onsite).


Next Steps

Once you’ve applied, one of our friendly recruitment consultants will give you a call and talk you through the screening process.

If your application is successful, you’ll be involved in a live virtual interview with one of our client’s hiring managers to get to know you better.


We look forward to speaking to you!

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