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Data Engineer

Clerkenwell
4 days ago
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Data Engineer (Databricks) – Fully remote - £50,000 - £55,000

This is a superb opportunity for a Data Engineer with Databricks experience to join a fast-growing Insurtech scale-up. You will be working in a high-performing data and development team with the best cloud-native, serverless tech.

The company have invested heavily to ensure you will be working with cutting edge technology, and will take a genuine interest in your career development. They have created a friendly environment where you will be encouraged to have an input into the way things are done.

Some of the work you will be doing will include:

  • Build the data analytics platform on Databricks

  • Build data pipelines and managed data platforms on AWS

  • Ensuring quality of the ETL processes

  • Automating their Databricks AWS environment

  • Performance tuning and optimisation

    The tech you will be working with will include:

  • Databricks – experience of this is essential

  • AWS – although experience of Azure will also be fine

  • SQL

  • Python

    The company have taken a remote-first approach to work and this role can be done on a fully work from home basis.

    As a Data Engineer, some of the other benefits you can expect include:

  • 26 days holiday & holiday purchase (up to 5 extra days)

  • 12 days for technical self-development

  • Fully remote work

  • Flexible working

  • Bonus scheme

  • Private medical insurance

  • Income protection insurance

  • Death in service insurance

  • Investment in you & your career

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