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Data Engineer x3 Telford (hybrid working)

Data Engineer
Location: Manchester (Hybrid)
Type: Temporary ongoing - March 2026
Salary: £35-40ph

About the Role

We're supporting a well-established organisation in the finance sector who are in search of a skilled Data Engineer. This is a fantastic opportunity to join a forward-thinking business that places data at the centre of its operations and is investing heavily in its analytics capabilities.

Role Overview

As a Data Engineer, you'll be responsible for developing and maintaining robust data pipelines that support business intelligence and analytics. You'll work closely with stakeholders to understand their data needs and translate them into scalable, SQL-driven workflows. Your work will directly support strategic decision-making by ensuring data is clean, reliable, and accessible.

Key Responsibilities

Build and maintain efficient ETL pipelines to support data transformation and integration.
Collaborate with business teams to gather requirements and deliver tailored data solutions.
Design and implement structured data models and marts for specific business functions.
Ensure high standards of data quality, consistency, and performance.
Support automation and scheduling of data workflows to streamline operations.Required Skills & Experience

To succeed in this role, you'll need hands-on experience with the following tools and technologies:

ETL Tools: Informatica IICS
SQL Server: Including SSMS and stored procedures
SQL Server Migration Assistant (SSMA)
Advanced SQL: Strong query writing and optimisation skills
Unix/Linux Shell Scripting
Version Control: GitHub
API Integration: Experience working with RESTful APIs
Alteryx: For data preparation and automation
Data Visualisation: Experience with dashboarding and reporting tools
Workflow Automation & Scheduling: Using relevant tools and platforms
Documentation & Communication: Ability to clearly document processes and communicate technical concepts to non-technical stakeholdersWhat You'll Bring

A proactive mindset with a passion for solving complex data challenges.
Strong analytical thinking and attention to detail.
Ability to work independently and manage multiple priorities.
A collaborative approach and willingness to contribute to team success.What's on Offer

Competitive salary and benefits package.
Flexible hybrid working model.
Opportunity to work with a high-performing team in a data-driven environment.Adecco acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and an employment business for the supply of temporary workers. The Adecco Group UK & Ireland is an Equal Opportunities Employer.

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