Engineering Manager (Data) - ID38469

Humand Talent
Maidenhead
2 weeks ago
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Competitive pay – up to £75K DOE

Senior Talent Partner at Humand Talent & Adroit Staffing

Data Engineering Manager - Data Lead

Imagine a role where every day brings a new challenge and plenty of room for personal growth – that's what this opportunity is all about.

What’s in it for you?

  • Leadership with Impact:You’ll be the go-to person for a brilliant team of data engineers, mentoring them and shaping how data solutions drive the business. You get to see your ideas transform into real, cutting-edge systems.

A Day in Your Shoes:

  • Morning:Start with a relaxed team stand-up, discussing the latest successes and mapping out the day's targets. You might review how new data pipelines are performing and tweak a few strategies to keep everything running smoothly.
  • Midday:Dive into a project meeting with cross-functional teams. Here, you'll translate business needs into data-driven insights, ensuring your work is not just technical but makes a real impact on decisions.
  • Afternoon:Spend time mentoring junior team members, brainstorming innovative ways to optimise our cloud-based platforms, or even taking part in a training session to keep your skills razor-sharp. And yes, there’s plenty of flexibility – whether you’re in the office or working from home, your work-life balance is a priority.

Skills and Experience:You’ve already shown you can lead teams in a fast-paced environment and have a knack for using SQL, Python, and modern cloud platforms. Now, put those skills to the test with tools like Spark, Kafka, and Snowflake, and help steer our data strategy into the future.

Seniority level

Mid-Senior level

Employment type

Full-time

Job function

Information Technology

Industries

Staffing and Recruiting

If you’re ready for a role where your expertise is valued, your ideas matter, and every day brings something new, this could be your next big move. Apply now and take the leap into a role that promises both challenge and reward.

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