Implementation Engineer/ ETL

London
6 days ago
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Implementation Engineer
Outside IR35
Remote
£400-£500
3 Months Initially
 
We are seeking an Implementation Engineer who possesses a strong foundation in data and business analysis. This role requires logical thinking and the ability to understand and interpret data. The ideal candidate will have experience configuring tools and platforms, with an understanding of scripts and plugins, rather than extensive coding expertise.
 
In this role, you will work primarily with the clients platform, which utilises ETL packages. A solid understanding of data analysis will significantly benefit your performance in this position.
 
Key Responsibilities:

Collaborate with clients to analyse data-driven business processes in detail, ensuring a clear understanding of the data and its implications. Document findings to prepare for implementation
Configure, extend, deploy, test, and validate complete solutions for our customers from end to end.
Conduct data analysis, exploration, testing, and validation while interacting with clients to comprehend data structures and use cases.
Configure connectors for various platforms such as Shopify, Akeneo, Bloomreach, and Optimove.
Set up workflows and data transformations.
Configure functions and transforms, including writing new plugins as needed.
Work with canonical data models (XDM) and perform data mapping using the clients portal, Jsonata, or code plugins.
Establish data hubs, focusing on data mapping and domain-specific components.
Create and manage data quality dashboards.
Develop data pipelines and manage warehouse/lake tables and views using Databricks and other tools, adhering to the medaillon architecture.
Configure, extend, or create BI dashboards with PowerBI that leverage data layers.
Perform testing and validation of implemented solutions.
Produce comprehensive documentation and training guides on the packages and their usage.
Provide guidance on the best approaches to leverage the platform to achieve desired results

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