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DGH Recruitment
Cardiff
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Data Engineer


My client is in search of a Data Engineer who will concentrate on data warehousing and business intelligence for the organisation. The role involves utilising tools such as Azure Data Factory, Power BI, Fabric, SSRS Reporting, and data cubes.


Key Responsibilities

  • Oversee Azure Data Factory, Data Lake, and Data Warehouse SQL environments
  • Work with business and technical teams to gather and document data requirements
  • Design, implement, update, and support data pipelines in Azure Data Factory (ADF)
  • Maintain data warehouse dimensional model and develop data marts
  • Develop standards and processes to optimize cost and service delivery
  • Provide ongoing support, debug issues, and perform root cause analysis
  • Enforce data management governance processes and standards


Experience:

  • Hands-on experience with Azure and Microsoft data stack, data pipelines, data cubes, SSRS to PowerBI migration
  • Business and technical requirements analysis, business process modeling, data architecture

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