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Technical Architect

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10 months ago
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Exciting Opportunity for a Technical Architect! 🌟

💼 Our client, a leader in the corporate sector, is seeking a talented Technical Architect to join their team. If you're passionate about developing and maintaining data solutions using the Cloudera platform, this is the role for you! 💻

🏢 Location: Chester (3 days onsit)

⌛ Contract Length: 12 months

💸 Competitive Daily Rate: £650 - £750 (inside IR35 via umbrella)

🌐 Our client offers hybrid working, providing you with flexibility in your work-life balance. 🌍

🔧 As a Technical Architect, your responsibilities will include:

Leading the technical architecture design for the Corporate Mobile platform.
Collaborating with cross-functional teams to understand data requirements.
Designing, developing, and implementing data processing pipelines and data ingestion frameworks.
Utilising pyspark, ezflow, and other tools for handling data within a Hadoop environment.
Solving problems with a focus on product development.

✅ Requirements:

Proven experience working with and creating data architectures.
Excellent problem-solving skills.
Strong written and verbal communication skills.
A drive to learn and adapt to new technologies.

🎯 Desired Skills:

Experience working with AutoSys.
5-7 years of experience with distributed data/computing tools such as Hadoop, Hive, and MySQL.

Become part of a dynamic team, working with cutting-edge technologies to drive innovation in data solutions! Apply now by sending your CV 📧 - Please note, only successful candidates will be contacted.

✨ Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity! Join our client's team and take your career to new heights. ✨

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