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Job Title:Data Engineer (Azure)

Rate:£350-600/day DOE (outside IR35)

Location:Remote

Contract Length:6 months


A consultancy client of ours have secured a project with a leading European bank. They are seeking an Azure focusedData Engineerto work with them on a a contract basis. This is an exciting opportunity to work on cutting-edge data projects, building scalable data pipelines and cloud-based systems that deliver real impact.


The end client operate in Azure hence Microsoft Azure experience is required for consideration.


Key Responsibilities:

  • Design, develop, and maintain scalable and high-performance data pipelines on Azure.
  • Optimise data storage and retrieval processes to enhance performance and reduce costs.
  • Collaborate with data scientists, analysts, and product teams to deliver data-driven solutions that support business objectives.
  • Work with both structured and unstructured data to assist with business intelligence, analytics, and machine learning initiatives.
  • Ensure data security, governance, and compliance within the cloud environment.
  • Troubleshoot and optimise existing cloud-based data infrastructure to improve efficiency and cost-effectiveness.


Experience and Qualifications Required:

  • Proven experience as a Data Engineer, Cloud Engineer, or in a similar role with hands-on expertise in Azure.
  • Solid experience with data processing frameworks (Databricks/Azure SQL).
  • Proficiency in SQL, Python, or other programming languages.
  • Strong understanding of ETL processes, data modelling, and optimisation techniques.
  • A collaborative mindset and the ability to work with cross-functional teams in a fast-paced environment.

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