Snowflake Data Engineer

Leeds
1 month ago
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My client is based in the Leeds area are currently looking to recruit for an experienced Data Engineer to join their Data & AI Consulting team. They are a specialist Tech organisation, that are at the forefront of engineering practices. They are currently going through a period of growth and are looking for an experienced Data Engineer to join their team. They only recruit the "best" talent and have a diverse workforce.

Key Responsibilities:

Design, build, and manage data pipelines in Snowflake, ensuring seamless data flow from diverse sources into the data platform.

Collaborate with business stakeholders and data analysts to gather data requirements and deliver effective solutions.

Integrate structured and unstructured data sources into Snowflake, optimising data models for analytics and reporting.

Support data analysts by optimising semantic models and ensuring data readiness for Snowflake-based reporting and analytics.

Implement and enforce data governance policies, maintaining data security and compliance within the Snowflake environment.

Monitor system performance and ensure data platforms are scalable, reliable, and efficient.

Requirements:

Demonstrated experience in Snowflake, including developing and managing data pipelines and data models.

Strong knowledge of cloud-based data integration, transformation, and storage.

Hands-on experience working with both structured and unstructured data in Snowflake.

Familiarity with data governance, security best practices, and Snowflake optimisation techniques.

Proven ability to work collaboratively with analysts and business users to deliver data-driven solutions.

Strong problem-solving skills and a deep understanding of cloud-based data ecosystems.

Preferred Qualifications:

Certifications in Snowflake and/or Power BI.

Experience with other cloud data platforms and analytics tools.

Proven track record of analysing retail and manufacturing metrics, such as sales trends, production efficiency, and supply chain KPIs.

Strong project management capabilities and experience with agile methodologies.

This role is an urgent requirement, there are limited interview slots left, if interested send an up to date CV to Shoaib Khan - (url removed) or call (phone number removed) for a catch up in complete confidence.

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