Data Engineer

Artemis Talent
London
1 year ago
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Location: London / Remote

Salary: £50,000 - £70,000 + Great Benefits package

Skills: Data Engineer, LogicApps, APIs, ETL, ETL Datalakes, ETL, pipelines, SQL, Azure, Salesforce, Data factory

Artemis Talent have partnered exclusively with a Scaling UK fintech who have an AI driven Financial Planning and Wealth Management tool. We are looking to fill a number of positions with experienced Data Engineers with 3+ years' or experience working in similar positions. Ideally the successful Data Engineer will have a strong understanding of ETL, LogicApps, APIs(Python) and Cloud(Azure). This innovative and rapidly growing organisation focuses on delivering outstanding customer experiences to customers who are looking to improve their wealth and introduce wealth management to people who have not had access before.

As a Data Engineer you will be joining their software engineering function to contribute to the solution design and implementation, while sharing responsibility for performance, and scalability, in what is a very relaxed but innovative environment.

Skills/Experience:

Strong API Python coding ability Proficiency with using Azure integrating with Saleforce in the Cloud Experience with SQL and Databases Vast experience / Knowledge of ETL / ELT processing / streaming pipelines LogicApps

You will get the opportunity to work on various different projects, integrating new systems and delivering intuitive platforms to a global audience. You have the option or remote working or using the London office.

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