Data Engineer

Noir
London
2 weeks ago
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(Data Engineer, SQL Data Engineer, Java, Python, Spark, Scala, SQL, Snowflake, OO programming, Snowflake, Databricks, Data Fabric, design patterns, SOLID principles, ETL, Unit testing, NUnit, MSTest, Junit, Microservices Architecture, Continuous Integration, Azure DevOps, AWS, Jenkins, Agile, Data Engineer, SQL Data Engineer)


We have several fantastic new roles including a Data Engineer position to join a growing global financial giant. This is your chance to work for one of the most ambitious companies headquartered in London! They are growing at lightning pace and hiring across several teams to join their new and growing IT team! They are looking for an experienced Lead Data Engineer with expert level Java/Python, as well as Snowflake/ Databricks to join an exceptional core engineering team and deliver features across their Data Engineering platform.


We are seeking a Data Engineer who has advanced working knowledge of Snowflake/Databricks and Java/Python, as well as experience with Microservices Architecture and Continuous Integration. Exposure to NUnit, MSTest and Junit would be beneficial, along with knowledge of ETL, Azure DevOps, AWS, and Jenkins.


There is a vast amount of knowledge and experience within the business to share with the right person, so the right attitude, cultural fit, collaboration, problem solving and communication skills are just as if not more important.


We are keen to hear from talented Data Engineers candidates from a financial services background.


This is an amazing opportunity to work for a prestigious brand that will do wonders for your career. They invest heavily in training and career development; top performers will have career path into senior leadership and/or architectural positions ahead of them.


Location:London / Hybrid

Salary:£60K - £95k + Bonus + Pension + Benefits


Applicants must be based in the UK and have the right to work in the UK even though remote working is available.


To apply for this position please send your CV to Sunny Bhalla at Noir Consulting.


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