Data Engineer
Data engineer at Hexegic, a UK technical consultancy, building a validated, accessible data foundation: creating data integrations, running ETL, configuring connections between datasets, validating data models with SMEs, and monitoring data health. Core stack is Python with Apache Spark/PySpark.
- Compensation
- £55K–£75K / yr
- Location
- London, United Kingdom
- Work setup
- Hybrid
- Seniority
- Not specified
- Employment
- Not specified
- Experience
- Not specified
- Category
- Data engineering
- Posted
Skills
Must have
- Proficiency in Python, with experience in Apache Spark and PySpark
- Previous experience with data analytics software
- Ability to scope new integrations and translate user requirements into technical specifications
- Eligibility for UK security clearance
Full description
As data engineer, you will contribute to the development of a robust, validated and easily accessible data foundation instrumental in facilitating new analytical workflows and applications.
About us
Hexegic are a leading technical consultancy providing agile multi-disciplinary teams to high performing organisations. The company promises exciting, engaging and rewarding projects for those that are keen to develop and build a successful career.
Core Responsibilities
- Establishing new data integrations within the data foundation
- Conduct ETL activities as conducted by SMEs
- Configuring connections to other datasets within the data foundation
- Collaborate with SMEs to create, test and validate data models and outputs
- Set up monitoring and ensure data health for outputs
What we are looking for
- Proficiency in Python, with experience in Apache Spark and PySpark
- Previous experience with data analytics softwares
- Ability to scope new integrations and translate user requirements into technical specifications
What's in it for you?
- Base salary of £55,000-£75,000
- £5000 a year professional development budget
- Wellness program
- 25 days annual leave
- Hybrid working arrangements
Please note that successful candidates must be eligible for UK security clearance