DataOps Engineer

rmg digital
Bath
1 year ago
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A growing company is seeking aDataOps Engineerto join their innovative team. Reporting to the Backend Engineering Lead, you'll play a hands-on coding role throughout the software development life cycle, focusing on seamless integrations with core platform services. You'll help develop, deploy, and maintain a cloud-based platform, while supporting the business with client performance reports, recommendation models, and analytics.


Salary:£65,000

Location:Bath - Hybrid


Responsibilities:

  • Design:Develop code to meet user story requirements and communicate designs, estimates, and risk assessments to the team.
  • Read, Write, Refactor:Analyze, enhance, and write high-quality code that is future-proof while maintaining functionality.
  • Review, Test, Debug:Participate in code reviews, write tests to ensure quality, and resolve technical issues.
  • Deploy:Assist in the design of deployment processes, ensuring reliable movement of work to production.
  • Improve:Identify and communicate areas for improvement in development and technology practices.
  • Collaborate:Work with clients to onboard data and provide ongoing support for new features and issues.


Requirements:


  • Must-have Skills:
  • Proficiency in Python (OOP and scripting).
  • Cloud Hosting experience (AWS, Google Cloud, etc.).
  • Strong problem-solving abilities and communication skills.
  • Knowledge of Version Control (Git) and CI/CD services (GitHub Actions, CircleCI).
  • Expertise in ElasticSearch, SQL, React/TypeScript, data science, and analytics tools (Tableau, PowerBI).
  • Desirable:
  • Agile development experience (Scrum, SAFE).
  • AWS Certification (SysOps, Developer, Solutions Architect).
  • Knowledge of TV and VOD services.


This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to the growth and innovation of a cutting-edge platform. You’ll have the chance to work on diverse projects and make a significant impact within a fast-paced, collaborative environment.


APPLY NOWand be part of the team driving this platform’s success!

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