Azure Data Engineer

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1 year ago
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Apply promptly! A high volume of applicants is expected for the role as detailed below, do not wait to send your CV.Our client is a progressive transformation consultancy with data and AI at the heart of what they do, turning organisations into data-driven and AI-enabled businesses, unlocking growth and accelerating outcomes. Their work spans areas such as data strategy and operating models as well as working on cutting edge projects including NLP.The organisation has seen growth year on year and is looking to almost double headcount in 2025, working with some of the UK's largest and renowned names on impactful projects with some of the brightest minds in the industry.Your RolePlay a key role in designing and building modern data systems and AI-enabled applicationsSolve complex data problems and opportunities at scale, end-to-endCollaborate closely with clients to bring their data strategy to life, guiding them to successServe as a bridge between business and technology teamsLead the adoption of a data mesh approachWork alongside cross-functional teams throughout the discovery and delivery phases of projects, including advisory, design, and implementationOwn the outcome and ensure client successSkills RequiredAgile and Lean thinking mindsetExperience with cloud platforms, particularly AzureFamiliarity with data tools such as Databricks, Data Factory, Synapse, SnowflakeStrong understanding of modern data technology (e.g., distributed systems, data streaming, event-based architectures) and its practical applicationsExperience with AI, ML, and graph-based data science techniquesProficiency in software engineering best practices for data, such as automation, testing, contract definition, clean code, and CI/CDKnowledge of Domain-Driven Design (DDD) and its alignment with business and data domainsConsulting backgroundLooking for an exciting opportunity to make a real impact with your expertise in data and AI? Join a fast-growing organisation that offers significant career growth potential, a competitive salary with a company bonus, and a highly collaborative work environment where your ideas truly matter. With strong financial backing and the resources to support global expansion and your own personal growth!

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