Data Engineer - Snowflake

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11 months ago
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Data Engineer - SQL, Python, Snowflake - Investment Management - London - £115,000

Are you a talented and driven Data Engineer with a passion for architecture, analytics, and innovation?

This is your chance to join a growing Data Engineering team that is building a cutting-edge Data Science platform at the heart of a leading global Investment Management firm.

As a key player in this team, you'll have the opportunity to shape the future of data management and analytics. This will involve architecting and implementing advanced platforms using a modern Snowflake tech stack, creating efficient data ingestion pipelines, sourcing new data sets, and working on a range of interesting projects that directly impact global investment teams.

You'll collaborate with Risk and Commercial Trading teams, revolutionising the way they make data-driven decisions, and will also look into the effective use of Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence techniques.

This role requires you to be in their modern Central London office 3 days per week.

Requirements:

Excellent skills in both SQL and Python - including Pandas, Numpy, and Scikit
Strong experience building ETL/ELT processes - knowledge of SnapLogic would be a plus
Experience building solutions on Snowflake
A keen interest in Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence
Experience in Financial Services - ideally Investment ManagementBenefits:

Salary up to £115,000 depending on experience
Discretionary bonus

Please Note: This is role for UK residents only. This role does not offer Sponsorship. You must have the right to work in the UK with no restrictions. Some of our roles may be subject to successful background checks including a DBS and Credit Check.

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