Data Warehouse Engineer

Newark on Trent
1 week ago
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Data Warehouse Engineer
Newark, Full Time, Permanent, Hybrid working available
Salary up to £38,000 per annum

Our award-winning client, based in Newark, Nottinghamshire is seeking a highly skilled Data Warehouse Engineer to join their Data and Analytics team. This is a full time, permanent position with the opportunity for hybrid working.

THE ROLE

As a Data Warehouse Engineer, you will have the following responsibilities:

  • Design, develop, and maintain scalable data warehouse architecture and solutions to consolidate data from multiple sources.

  • Build and optimize ETL pipelines using modern tools, automation and best practices.

  • Develop and maintain dashboards, visualizations, and reports using Power BI.

  • Collaborate with business stakeholders to gather requirements, translate them into data solutions, and deliver actionable insights.

  • Ensure data integrity, quality, consistency and security across the warehouse and reporting environments.

  • Optimize performance of queries and data loads in the warehouse environment.

  • Troubleshoot and optimize models, efficient performance and maintain documentation of data models, data flows, and reporting solutions.

  • Leverage AI and machine learning tools to enhance reporting capabilities, automate data insights, and drive predictive analytics.

  • Participate in data governance and contribute to the continuous improvement of data architecture and standards.

    THE CANDIDATE

    The ideal Data Warehouse Engineer will possess the following skills:

  • 2+ years of experience in data warehousing, ETL development, and business intelligence reporting.

  • Strong experience with Power BI, including DAX, Power Query, and dashboard development.

  • Proficiency in SQL and data modelling techniques.

  • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with an ability to work in agile development environment independently.

  • Experience with data warehouse platforms (e.g., Snowflake, Azure Synapse, Redshift, BigQuery, or similar).

  • Ability to work independently and manage multiple projects simultaneously.

  • Excellent communication and collaboration skills.

    THE BENEFITS

    As a Data Warehouse Engineer, you will receive the following benefits:

  • Paid volunteer day.

  • Onsite gym.

  • Ongoing learning and development.

  • Bonus paid day off for your birthday.

  • Annual wellbeing budget.

  • Increasing annual leave.

  • Company sick pay.

    Thank you for your interest in this vacancy and good luck with your application.

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