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Data Engineer - 1 day a week Cambridgeshire - £55-65K + 10% bonus

Exalto Consulting
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4 weeks ago
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Data Engineer - Azure - python - ETL - ELT - power BI - £55-65K basic salary - 10% bonus - on site x1 day a week Cambridgeshire

Exalto Consulting are currently recruiting for a permanent data engineer for a fantastic global organisation, there office are based in Cambridgeshire and you would be required to go to site x1 day a week the rest remote working, this is paying £55-65K basic salary depending on experience with a 10% bonus.

Essential skills and experience for the role:

  • Python
  • Azure Data Factory
  • Power BI
  • Snowflake, dbt
  • Experience designing ETL/ELT pipelines and integrating data from cloud and on-premise sources.
  • API integrations
  • Familiarity with data modelling best practices (star/snowflake schema) and version-controlled development (e.g., Git)

If you have the above experience and are looking for a new permanent role please send your CV for immediate consideration as our client are looking to hire ASAP

This is on site x1 day a week in Cambridgeshire and the rest is remote working paying £55-65K basic salary depending on experience with a 10% bonus, working for a global organisation this is a fantastic opportunity.

Data Engineer - Azure - python - ETL - ELT - power BI - £55-65K - 10% bonus - on site x1 day a week

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