Data Engineer (High Salary)...

Scrumconnect Consulting
London
6 days ago
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Job Description Job Description Active SC Clearance is
mandatory Contract Rate- 400-450 Outside IR 35 Develop and maintain
data products and a Strategic Data Platform. Data Engineering teams
are responsible for the delivery and operational stability of the
data products built and provide ongoing support for those products.
Data Engineers work within, and contribute to, the overall data
development life cycle process as part of multi-functional Agile
delivery teams focused on one or more products. Data Engineers
should have the following essential skills Typical Data Engineering
Experience required ACTIVE SC is mandatory Essential requirement: -
Azure Data Factory and Synapse data solution provision - Azure
DevOps - Microsoft Azure - PowerBi - Python misson Pyspark -
Dimension Data Model - Semantic Data Models, including integration
to Power BI - Data Engineering Capabilities - Business analysis to
understand service needs and and documents accurately (Preference
will be given to those who hold relevant Azure certifications)
Proficient in SQL. Knowledge of Terraform Ability to develop and
deliver complex visualisation, reporting and dashboard solutions
using tools like Power BI. Experience of data modelling and
transforming raw data into datasets and extracts. Experience of
working in a large project/scale complex organisation and knowledge
of migrating Legacy capabilities. Experience in Agile. Ability to
perform data profiling and quality measurements, ensure data
quality/accuracy, knowledge of structured and unstructured data
concepts, developing automated data ingest routines,
workflows/mappings and data exploitation patterns and data
analysis. Ability to analyse and collect information and evidence,
identify problems and opportunities, and ensure recommendations fit
with strategic business objectives. Experience of building team
capability through role modelling, mentoring, and coaching. Ability
to manage relationships with non-technical colleagues and can work
in a collaborative, inclusive way.

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