Data Engineer

Manchester

9 months ago

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We are seeking a diligent and innovative Data Engineer to join our Analytics team, the successful Data Engineer with be able to demonstrate a strong business acumen. The ideal candidate will ideally worked with ETL processes, Snowflake, and Tableau, and will be instrumental in bridging the gap between data engineering and business strategy.

Client Details

We are a global electronics and manufacturing company that operates in 100 countries. Our UK subsidiary is based in Manchester. We are on a journey to further develop our data first approach this role will play a key part in bridging the gap between or data engineering team and the wider business.

Description

The successful Data Engineer will be responsible for but not limited to:

Building robust, scalable data pipelines.
Implement complex, large scale big data projects with a focus on collecting, managing, analysing and visualising large datasets.
Collaborate with Analytics team to improve data models that feed business intelligence tools.
Ensure data architecture will support the requirements of the business.
Liaise with the IT team and data scientists to strive for greater functionality in our data systems.
Establish efficient, automated processes for model development, validation, implementation and documentation.Profile

The successful Data Engineer should have:

Proficiency in Big Data Modelling, ETL and Data warehousing.
Proficient in SQL
Snowflake
Tableau
Understanding of cloud services providers.
Excellent problem-solving abilities and communication skills.
An understanding of Python and Java would be advantageous but not essential.Job Offer

An attractive salary package, ranging approximately between £50,000 - £55,000 per annum.
A vibrant and supportive work culture that values innovation and collaboration.
Hybrid working
Generous holiday leave.
A chance to be part of a growing and dynamic team within the technology and electronics industry.We encourage all qualified candidates to apply and contribute to our culture of excellence in Manchester

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