▷ Urgent! Data Engineering manager

TRIA
Sheffield
11 months ago
Applications closed

Senior Data Engineering ManagerSnowflake | AWS/Azure |Data transformationUp to £110,000 + 20% Bonus + 10% PensionMiltonKeynes – Two/Three days a month on site.This Senior DataEngineering opportunity is to join a rapidly growing financialservices organisation, who are going through a large DataTransformation. Your role will report into the CDO and you willplay a pivotal role in transforming data for the business.You’llhelp lead a greenfield project to design, build, and implement arobust Snowflake data warehouse from the ground up. As both ahands-on and strategic leader, you’ll guide the data engineeringteam in architecting scalable solutions while driving bestpractices in data engineering, cloud migration, and data quality.Alongside hands-on engineering work, you will mentor a small team,contributing to their technical and professional development, whilealso helping shape the future of the data engineering practice andthe organization’s broader data strategy.For this role youwill:Lead the end-to-end migration of on-premises data systems toSnowflake, ensuring efficient and secure data transformation. Helpdevelop and implement a comprehensive Data Engineering strategythat aligns with business objectives and enhances dataaccessibility, quality, and governance.Serve as a technical lead inboth architecture and development, providing guidance on bestpractices in Snowflake schema design, data pipeline development,and integration.Have advanced skills in SQL and Python, with theability to build and optimize complex data pipelines and managelarge datasets.Domain Experience – Insurance/financial services.However, we will consider applications outside of these industriesYou will receive: Salary up to £110,000 Extremely competitivebenefits package that includes up to 20% bonus, private medical,10% pensionHybrid working – 2/3 days in the office a month. If youare interested and would like to find out more, pleaseapply!

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