x4 Data Engineers – Fully Remote Opportunity with aGame-Changing HealthTech Startup - Azure, Python, SQL -Remote

Areti Group | B Corp
Bristol
1 year ago
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x4 Data Engineers – Fully Remote Opportunity with aGame-Changing HealthTech Startup! Bristol, England, United Kingdom(Remote) Areti Group is thrilled to partner with a HealthTechpowerhouse that’s transforming health and social care across theUK! With strategic hubs in Bristol, Dorset, Southampton, andSomerset, this is your chance to be part of an innovative,high-impact team reshaping the industry.This fully remote roleoffers incredible flexibility, with all travel expenses covered foroccasional on-site visits. We’re seeking 4 exceptional DataEngineers to join on a permanent basis and play a key role in adigital transformation driving real change. Role Overview RequiredExperience: Proven experience as a Data Engineer. Strong cloudexperience in Azure. Proficiency in SQL with knowledge of datamodelling concepts. Solid understanding of cloud computingprinciples and Azure services. Python skills. A bubbly personalityand energy to learn and grow within the role. What We Offer You:Flexible, Fully Remote Working – Monthly on-site visits covered,including travel, food, and accommodation expenses. CompetitiveSalary – Up to £70k based on experience. Generous Leave – 25 dayspaid leave + public holidays. Comprehensive Benefits: PrivateMedical Insurance Group Life Assurance ️ Dental & OpticalCoverage Enhanced Maternity Leave Financial Security – PensionContributions. Employee Assistance Programme. Birthday Day OffContinuous Learning & Development Opportunities – Because yourgrowth matters. Why Join Us?Ready to make an impact in HealthTech?Join a forward-thinking company that values innovation, teamwork,and excellence. Here’s your opportunity to be part of somethingextraordinary while contributing to a company that puts people andthe planet first. APPLY NOW to join this life-changing journey!Don’t miss out on this unreal opportunity to make a difference.Areti Group – Climate Positive Tech Recruitment We’re on a missionto leave the world better than we found it.

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