Senior Software Data Engineer | London, UK | Remote

McGregor Boyall
London
1 month ago
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Senior Software Data EngineerMcGregor Boyall London, United Kingdom Apply nowPosted 13 days ago Remote Job Permanent GBP110000 - GBP130000 per annum

Senior Software Data Engineer
London (remote)

Are you a seasoned data engineer with a software engineering background looking to shape the future of financial technology? Join a forward-thinking team driving transparency, security, and innovation in global markets.

A leader in trade surveillance technology, safeguarding financial markets through cutting-edge solutions that protect investors and ensure compliance across traditional and crypto markets. With a global presence, the team monitors over a trillion events daily, providing unparalleled protection for millions of institutional and retail entities.

Details:

  • Location: London
  • Fully Remote in the UK
  • NO VISA SPONSORSHIP ON OFFER

Role Overview for a Senior Software Data Engineer
We're seeking a Senior Software Engineer with expertise in data engineering. This role involves designing and maintaining robust, scalable, and cloud-based data pipelines while addressing challenges like data duplication, high availability, and governance. Collaboration and innovation are key as you work to enhance data systems that drive actionable insights.

Key Responsibilities of a Senior Software Data Engineer:

  • Design and maintain end-to-end ETL workflows, integrating diverse data sources.
  • Optimize data storage, querying, and formats for varied client needs.
  • Collaborate across teams to enable seamless data consumption and insights creation.

Key Requirements for a Senior Software Data Engineer:

  • 8+ years in data engineering and high-volume data pipeline development.
  • Proficiency in Java, with a solid foundation in software engineering.
  • Expertise in cloud technologies like Apache Airflow, Kubernetes, Kafka, and Snowflake.
  • Strong SQL skills and experience with relational and non-relational databases.
  • Experience in fintech or trading industries is a plus.
  • A self-starter attitude with excellent problem-solving and communication skills.

Why Join?
Be part of a dynamic, innovative team shaping the financial markets of tomorrow. This is your chance to contribute to impactful projects in a collaborative and fast-paced environment.

Interested in learning more? Click apply!

McGregor Boyall is an equal opportunity employer and do not discriminate on any grounds.

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