Lead Analytics Engineer

Omnis Partners

London

1 year ago

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I am working with a next-generation data consultancy with a focus on Modern Engineering, AI and Data Integrity. Working with clients across multiple sectors, they are looking for an Analytics Engineer to lead the Snowflake and Modern Stack offering offering of the consultancy. You will play a major role in supporting technology partner relationships, lead on technical pre-sales, oversee technical delivery and deployment of Snowflake and Modern Stack and shape the growth of the Modern Stack offering going forward.

Requirements

Toqualify for this role, you will require:

Experience working with both technical and non-technical teams to implement data platform changes and optimisations
Excellent experience in Snowflake, dbt, Data Transformation and other Modern Stack tools
Strong SQL, Python, Spark and other coding skillsets
Strong communicator with an impact approach to implementing data solutions
Any pre-sales and client facing work is an advantage

The Opportunity

This role is an ideal fit if you are:

A Senior Analytics Engineer looking for more variety in the challenges of your work
Wanting to have a real business impact from your data work that can be seen at all levels
Wanting to develop a market leading specialism with Databricks
Interested in working with a mixture of high profile and start-up clients
Like working in a collaborative data led environment

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