Analytics Data Engineer

McCabe & Barton

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11 months ago

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Analytics Data Engineer
Location:

London (Hybrid/Remote available)
Salary:

£45,000 - £70,000 based - on experience

The Opportunity
A leading Financial Services organisation is seeking exceptional Analytics Data Engineers to join their ambitious Data Transformation initiative. This is a permanent role offering competitive compensation and flexible working arrangements.
As an Analytics Data Engineer, you will be at the forefront of their data transformation, designing and delivering data products that empower business teams with self-service analytics capabilities. You'll leverage cutting-edge technologies, including Snowflake, Power BI, Python, and SQL to create scalable, intuitive data solutions that drive business value.

Key Responsibilities
Build Data Products:

Collaborate with business domains to design and develop ETL/ELT pipelines and dimensional models optimised for Power BI
Drive Governance:

Define and enforce data ownership, quality, and security standards within the Data Mesh architecture
Enable Self-Service:

Create intuitive data models and provide training to empower business users to explore data independently
Own the Data Lifecycle:

Take end-to-end responsibility for data products, from conception to deployment and continuous improvement
Champion Innovation:

Stay current with the latest trends and advocating for best practices across the organisation

The Ideal Candidate
We're looking for a curious, organised, and outcome-driven professional with a passion for data and collaboration. You should bring:
Technical Expertise:

Proven experience coding ETL/ELT pipelines with Python, SQL, or ETL tools, and proficiency in Power BI, Tableau, or Qlik
Data Modelling Skills:

Strong knowledge of dimensional modelling and database principles
Governance Experience:

Track record of working in democratized data environments, establishing controls and guardrails
Collaboration & Communication:

Ability to work effectively with senior stakeholders, present data solutions, and guide business users
Problem-Solving Mindset:

Exceptional analytical skills to tackle complex data challenges and deliver reliable, high-performance code

If you are open to exploring this role further, please respond to this advert with your latest CV for review.

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