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Senior Data Engineer

Revolution Technology
West Midlands
3 weeks ago
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Senior Data Engineer | Up to £90k | Hybrid (1 day onsite every 2 weeks)

Care about climate change? Here’s your chance to make a real-world impact!

A product-led B2B SaaS company is helping drive sustainable change. Their product is a powerful tool that helps developers understand and reduce emissions on large-scale projects.

They’re in the process of revamping their entire platform, and are looking for a Senior Data Engineer to continue advancing this initiative.

What you need
  • Strong Python, PySpark, and SQLs
  • Database breadth: relational + non-relational, schema design, performance optimisation
  • Analytics tools: Power BI (or equivalent BI tool)
Benefits
  • Annual leave up to 32 days
  • Life insurance
  • Income protection (sickness absence)
  • Pension contributions
  • Maternity, paternity and adoption pay
  • Incentivised employee recognition schemes
Seniority level

Mid-Senior level

Employment type

Full-time

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