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Azure Data Engineer

A top Managed Services Provider are on the lookout for an Azure Data Engineer to join their expanding applications team. In this role, you'll support a crucial reporting project and play a key part in driving business transformation with the latest Microsoft cloud technologies.

The ideal candidate will have extensive experience as a data engineer within large organisations and enterprise platforms.

This opportunity is ideal for someone who enjoys staying up-to-date with technology through active involvement in solution delivery and is keen to advance their career by enhancing their skills in digital transformation.

Key Responsibilities:

Collaborate on enterprise-level projects.
Deliver hands-on solutions to internal clients.
Stay updated with technology trends and actively participate in solution delivery.Ideal Candidate:

Technical Skills:

Proficiency in Azure Data Platform (Data Lake, Synapse Analytics, SQL Database, Data Factory).
Strong knowledge of Power BI and Microsoft reference architectures.
Experience in Data Platform Design and Azure DevOps.
Familiarity with Dynamics 365 ERP and CRM data models.
Understanding of Azure data integration technologies and Modern Workplace.Experience:

3+ years in Data & Analytics.
Agile delivery methods.
Mentoring junior staff.
Deploying Azure solutions using CI/CD pipelines.
Data integration, analysis, modelling, cleansing, and enrichment.
Large-scale ERP/CRM implementations.
Working with remote teams.
Proficiency in SQL and Python.
Knowledge of Data Governance, including MDM and Data Quality tools.Remote based.

Up to 60k basic + good benefits

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