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Our client is a globally renowned Consumer Electronics brand with a huge online presence and are looking for a Data Engineer to join their small but expanding big data analytics capability based in Central London.

The Data Engineer will be responsible for providing analytical and development services on their large scale data sets with a range of teams on an international scale, complementing their existing SQL and ETL statistical environment. Working closely with the agile data analysis teams, you will need to ensure their reusable data assets build in a regular, efficient manner.

This is an exciting opportunity to join one of the most recognisable technology brands in the world and work with highly complex, large scale data sets and there’s an excellent salary/package on offer.

Company:

Cornwallis Elt Ltd (Rec.)

Qualifications:

We are therefore looking for someone with a strong Computer Science or Mathematical background with a proven ability in software development with languages such as Java and/or Python. Working knowledge of Unix environments is required, including Shell Scripting. A passion for learning new languages is vital on top of already advanced SQL skills for data manipulation, ideally with Netezza or a similar technology.

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