Data Engineer | Hybrid | London | Databricks | Azure | 85k

City of London

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Data Engineer | Hybrid | London | Databricks | Azure | 85k

I'm working with a global powerhouse that's been setting the standard for excellence for over 60 years. With more than 1,000 projects delivered worldwide and a combined value exceeding $150 billion, they've earned a reputation as a trusted leader in high-value, complex projects. Today, their 2,500-strong team spans three continents, driving innovation and growth at scale.

What truly makes this company stand out is its people-first culture. They champion respect, inclusion, and genuine care for their employees, backed by a flexible hybrid model that gives you control over which three office days you work each week. This is an organisation where world-class projects meet an environment that prioritises your well-being and career development.

I'm looking for a Data Engineer who thrives on innovation and loves tackling complex data challenges. If building scalable, cloud-based solutions excites you, this is your chance to make a real impact. You'll work with cutting-edge technology and stay at the forefront of the data engineering field.

You'll Work With

Azure Data Services: Data Factory, Data Lake, SQL
Databricks: Spark, Delta Lake
Power BI: Advanced dashboards and analytics
ETL & Data Modelling: T-SQL, metadata-driven pipelines
Design and implement scalable Azure-based data solutions
Build and optimise data pipelines for integration and transformation
Develop Power BI dashboards for global stakeholders
Ensure data quality, governance, and security
Collaborate in an Agile environment with cross-functional teamsBenefits

Competitive salary up to £85k + 10% discretionary bonus
8% non-contributory pension, private medical insurance, virtual GP access
25 days annual leave (option to buy more), volunteering day, extra leave with tenure
Lifestyle perks: dental plans, season ticket loans, discounted gym memberships, cycle-to-work scheme
A high-performance, high-trust environment with global exposure and flexibilityKey experience

Hands-on experience with Azure & Databricks
Strong data engineering and modelling skills
Proficiency in Power BI, T-SQL, DAX
Ability to troubleshoot complex data issues and deliver solutions

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