Data Engineering and Fabric Team Lead

Aberdeen
9 months ago
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We are currently recruiting for a talented MS FABRIC Team Lead to lead the delivery of digital data management solutions and application delivery projects. This is a unique opportunity to play a critical role in shaping how technology supports business transformation across a diverse client portfolio.

The ideal candidate will bring experience in managing end-to-end project lifecycles—from early-stage consultancy and design through to implementation and handover—ensuring systems are delivered on time, within budget, and to the highest standard.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Define and manage project scope, objectives, and outcomes aligned with client goals.

  • Develop and oversee project structures tailored to the complexity and context of each engagement.

  • Create and maintain detailed project plans, schedules, and budgets.

  • Identify and manage project risks and issues, including appropriate mitigation strategies and escalations.

  • Provide clear, consistent, and insightful reporting on project progress and performance.

  • Engage key stakeholders to ensure alignment and effective communication throughout delivery.

  • Oversee procurement and contractual obligations where necessary.

  • Ensure project deliverables meet business and quality standards, while enabling smooth client ownership post-implementation.

  • Lead project teams with transparency, control, and collaboration at the core.

  • Forecast resource needs and coordinate demand across project and business teams.

    What We’re Looking For:

  • Proven experience managing digital system or software application projects in complex environments.

  • Strong grasp of project governance, stakeholder management, and risk control.

  • Ability to translate client requirements into actionable plans and successful outcomes.

  • Excellent communication, leadership, and organisational skills.

  • Familiarity with industry-standard project management methodologies and tools.

    If you're a confident, proactive professional who thrives in delivering impactful digital change, we’d love to hear from you

    Core 29

    Core29 are leaders in business transformation using innovative technology. From process analysis and strategy to planning, design and implementation, we drive efficiency and improvement and reduce risk, and help established and emerging businesses achieve their goals. The Core29 BI Team develop reporting solutions to cultivate a data-oriented culture within an organisation, and empower business decision-making at all levels based on quantifiable fact

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