Cloud Analytics Engineer

Tenth Revolution Group
Ipswich
1 week ago
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WARNING: for this role candidates who require company support to legally live and work in the UK cannot be considered.


I am looking for aCloud Analytics Engineer, you will be responsible for designing, building, and maintaining cloud-based data analytics solutions.


Main responsibilities:

  • Develop and implement scalable data pipelines on cloud platforms ( Azure, Fabric, Power Automate).
  • Build and maintain ETL/ELT processes to streamline data flows.
  • Manage and optimize cloud-based data services, including data warehouses (e.g., Snowflake, Fabric, Azure).
  • Implement security best practices (encryption, Purview, etc.) and ensure compliance with data privacy regulations (ISO policies).
  • Automate data workflows using cloud-native services such as Azure Data Factory, and Ms Fabric, alongside orchestration tools like cloud DPD.
  • Write complex SQL queries to extract, transform, and analyse data from cloud-based databases and on prem data warehouses.
  • Optimise SQL queries for performance and efficiency in cloud environments.


You will have:

  • Minimum of 3-5 years of experience working with cloud platforms.
  • Strong background in data engineering and building cloud-based data solutions.
  • Proficiency in SQL, Python / PySpark for writing complex queries and optimizing performance in cloud data environments.
  • Experience with ETL/ELT processes and data querying in cloud platforms.
  • Experience working with cloud data warehouses.
  • Strong understanding of data security principles and data privacy regulations (e.g., GDPR).


Role is hybrid in Ipswich, so you need to be comfortable with traveling to the office.


Hiring process:two steps

  • 30 minute tech talk via Teams
  • Face to face interview in Ipswich.


Salary- £45,000 - £50,000 DOE + benefits package


Direct hire full time employee opportunity(B2B contract is not available).


We offer an attractive referral scheme for placements we make (Terms & Conditions apply).https://www.tenthrevolution.com/referral-schemeso if you know anyone in your network who might be suitable or is looking for a specific role, please refer them to me.


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