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A major national tels organisation based in West London. The role will be sitting within the market development team responsible for driving growth by establishing revenue streams within the digital space.

Your new role

This role will be responsible for developing and operating big data products. You will be building, maintaining and optimising data processes through pipelines, scripts and script control to create and improve data products. Working along aside the agile product development team, the role will be accountable for the quality, development and operation of the team data products.

What you'll need to succeed

Strong experience of analysing geospatial data, preferably transport modelling

Strong understanding of databases and experience of writing queries and data processing in SQL and python.

Hand on experience of using Git got change control

Strong business awareness and aptitude for building and developing data products

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