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1 month ago
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We’re partnering with a fast-growingB2B SaaScompany that’s transforming the way businesses manage and optimise their workflows. Serving a diverse range of clients from small businesses to major global companies, this startup is on an exciting growth trajectory. Their international, fully remote team is spread across multiple time zones, and they’re now looking for aData Leadto join them!


What You’ll Do:

  • Lead & Mentora small team of developers, overseeing data operations and analytics.
  • Enhance Data Engineeringby optimising and managing ETL pipelines and ensuring scalable, secure data systems.
  • Shape Data Strategythat aligns with the company’s goals, delivering valuable insights that empower internal teams.
  • Utilise GCPto manage data storage, machine learning, and cloud computing, ensuring reliability and growth.
  • Collaborate Across Teamsto implement data-driven solutions alongside product managers and engineers.


What We’re Looking For:

  • Provendata leadershipexperience, with expertise indata engineering(ETL pipelines, data warehouses).
  • Strong familiarity withGoogle Cloud Platform (GCP)and business intelligence tools like Tableau, Power BI, or Looker.
  • Problem-solving skillsto tackle complex data challenges and deliver actionable insights.
  • Experience withCRM systemsandagile methodologies.
  • Auser-focused mindsetwith the ability to communicate effectively across both technical and non-technical teams.


Nice to Have:

  • Knowledge ofmachine learningor advanced analytics.


What We Offer:

  • Competitive salary up to£70,000per annum (for UK-based candidates) or€75,000per annum (for all of Europe).
  • Equity packageandflexible working hours.
  • 5 weeks of paid holidays + stipend for home office setup.
  • Fullyremotework with regularteam events.
  • Adiverse, international teamspanning 17+ countries.


This is a fantastic opportunity to join an exciting and rapidly growingB2B SaaSbusiness and take charge of their data operations. If you're passionate about data and looking to make a real impact, we’d love to hear from you!

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