Azure Data Engineer (Ref: 1011547), West Midlands

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03.03.2025

Job Description:

We are looking for an Azure Data Engineer to join our Enterprise Applications Team based in Coventry.

This role may also be known as BI Developer, SQL Engineer or Data Architect.

Duties and Responsibilities

As an Azure Data Engineer you will:

  • Support the development of MTC’s BI Hub and data infrastructure.
  • Support requirements gathering, problem solving, data modelling, design, creation, testing, and user/colleague guidance for already established BI hub and MTC’s data infrastructure.
  • Support and further develop an established business intelligence data infrastructure.
  • In collaboration with Application Owners, develop new data models which are to be used for reporting.

Main focus is on creating and maintaining data pipelines, data storage solutions, data processing, and data integration in order to enable Application Owners to create PowerBI reports. All of the aforementioned are based within Microsoft Azure cloud platform.

Person Specification

We are looking for a candidate who has:

  • Broad knowledge and working experience of various Microsoft Business Intelligence related applications and tools at multiple levels, more specifically: Fabric, Data lakes (BYDL 2.0), Synapse, Data Factory, DevOps (data pipelines), Purview, CDM Utility, Event Grid, Serverless SQL pools, Dedicated SQL pools, PowerBI (admin, apps, pipelines).
  • Skill set to communicate effectively at different levels – from individual users and managers to companywide communications.
  • Knowledge of D365 Finance, Project Operations, Sales, Customer Insights available and custom entities, data structures – preferred / desirable.
  • Ability to create, review, feedback on and manage high quality functional documentation. Business analysis skills, ensuring knowledge retention within Enterprise Applications department.
  • Able to liaise with 3rd parties and implement required changes.
  • ITIL qualification would be desirable at foundation level.

Reference Checks and Security Checks (where applicable)
Due to the nature of our business, all employment is subject to satisfactory references being obtained alongside a level of security clearance checks.

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